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Tiling question

memomy · 2011-06-27 12:09:56

Hi guys! I have a quick question. I recently I had my kitchen floor tiled and lets just say the finished product was well below the standard i would expect from any tiller. As a result I'm in the process of trying to rectify some of the issues. I know it obviouslly helps to actually see a potential job before they could…

27-06-2011 01:09PM

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memomy

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Hi guys!

I have a quick question. I recently I had my kitchen floor tiled and lets just say the finished product was well below the standard i would expect from any tiller. As a result I'm in the process of trying to rectify some of the issues.

I know it obviouslly helps to actually see a potential job before they could quote a price for the work needed, but if I were to have all the tiles surrounding the L shaped kitchen unit replaced (probably 7/8 in total), and the kitchen re-grouted how much roughly would i be looking at paying out? The tiles are large 60x60 polished porcelain tiles and the kitchen surface area probably measures about 15x15feet.

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#2 28-06-2011 12:07AM

Al Capwned

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Any chance of a pic?

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