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Bathroom tiling
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I tend to be generous paying tradespeople. I'm having bathroom retiled. Told the area is 6 sq m (mostly around shower area), but it's small. Straightforward work, no restoration needed. How long should this take. After eight hours today we're less than half way there with only one wall done. I sort of think at least all tiles should be in place, grouting to follow. Nice chap, I'm not looking for probs, but should this job take two days?
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We have just had our cloakroom re-tiled. Job involved removing toilet cistern, washbasin, radiator and old tiles from walls and window sill. Hot and cold water feed pipes to washbasin and w/basin waste replaced and re-routed. New tiles put on including tricky corners so a lot of tile cutting. Job took 3½ days and we were delighted with the quality of the work - and the price (£425 plus cost of tiles)
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Hi overthetop. Depending which part of the country you are from a tradesman should be charging you between £16 - £20 per hour for tiling. I would be worried if he had only done 3 sq m in a day but if he has priced for the whole job then its up to him really if he takes 2 days or 4. you should never pay a tradesman more money because he has taken longer than planned -thats his problem! BTW - OH is a builder ;-)