This is the Tiling Tools forum. Find which tiling tools are the correct ones to use on your job. Tiling trowels are important, you need a thick-solid 100% covered in adhesive type trowel for floors, you can use a square notched for walls in most cases.
- Hi, I have a new project, its a small commercial office. Will be cleaning the carpet there. They also asked me to clean the bathroom floor. There are 12 bathrooms with what looks like linoleum… Read more
- World Floor Covering Association Announces 2024 Hall of Fame InducteesRay C. Anderson (posthumously), founder of Interface, Inc., and Charlie Dilks, chief product officer of CCA Global… Read more
- Get a further 15% off our 20% Off Selected Kitchen & Bathroom Tiles offer, with your trade discount! [td width="384px"] … Read more
- Construction Industry Hiring Shows Historic DecreaseThis slowdown is a direct result of diminished demand for labor; industrywide job openings have fallen exactly 50% over the past year… Read more
- Daltile Oversized Porcelain Slabs Selected for “DesignBites” CompetitionElestial from Daltile's jumbo porcelain slab line is among 11 products competing for the "DesignBites" award at the Kitchen… Read more
- Veronafiere Expands with Global Reach of Natural Stone IndustryMarmomac Brazil debuted this week in São Paulo with intentions of establishing itself as a must-attend event for South and Central… Read more
- Sam Hoffman of Tilers Community claims Tiles Industry is Worst it has ever been! Good discussion for a Monday. It’s clear to see the tiling industry is at its worst it’s been for a long long time.. Maybe ever for some of us. Retail is terrible and unfortunately we’re going to see a fair few […]
- Hi, I bought these tiles a few years ago and want to lay in an adjoining room but can't find any more. It's made by N iro Granite and is black with fingerprint like… Read more
- Hi Guys, Just been to to spec out a job and the customer has bought these ready to go, have to confess, never come across them before, they seem to have a veneer of what looks like granite effect… Read more
- Hi there – I’m hoping to get some advice. I’m a builder, based in Melbourne, Australia. I’ve recently done a few bathroom renovations, using a Universal Shower Base, where a fibreglass shower… Read more
- MSI Rolls Out New Booth Design at KBIS 2025The new booth design will showcase the many benefits of natural stone, quartz and tile, as well as other building materials. Continue reading…… Read more
- Daltile Sponsors Free Webinar on ColorologyDaltile presents its new Colorology tool during a National Tile Contractor's Association webinar. Continue reading… Tile Blog | UK… Read more
- Hi all, I had 120m2 of 610x406x12mm laid by cowboys in 2009, halfway through the job, I found they had switched to non-flexible grout to save money! Not an easy one to resolve as I had sourced… Read more
- I'm about to tile my kitchen with 600mm x 600mm porcelain tiles. I am tiling onto a subfloor, which already has 22mm floorboards. When I previously tiled onto this floor I used 6mm Plywood, this… Read more
- The post House prices edge up as buyer choice hits 10-year high appeared first on Property news. Continue reading… UK Tiling Forum | Tilers Forum | Tiler in… Read more
- Hi all, I'm currently looking at a new bath and noticed some new baths available from Victorian plumbing and rubberduckbathrooms. They're 5mm but are lucite acrylic and wondered if anyones had any… Read more
- I have a large heavy Porcelain 1200 x 600mm Tile I want to use as a sink splashback. I've sanded the emulsion paint off to reveal the old bare plaster. I have got 'ultra trade primer' to prep the… Read more
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Note that we have Pro Tiling Tools domain name and eCommerce store for sale! Topps Group just bought Pro Tiler Tools, and Pro Tiling Tools ranks on page 1 for the same name. Worth it for an existing tiling tool supplier to buy this domain from me and host a simple shop on it. I’ve had the domain a lot longer than Pro Tiler Tools has had theirs. [email protected] for more information.