In case you were wondering, the guy in the video sprayed his eyes with grout protector so he doesnt need safety goggles

Thanks for sharing. I did what you recommended here and it's perfect

The arrangement of tile technics is so vital to getting that perfect look.

What a load of garbage

You don't tile around a toilet. You lay the floor up to the flange and set the toilet on the new floor with the flange 1/4 inch above the new floor. So, if you or the next owner of the house wants to replace the toilet someday with a different model and different footprint, you don't have to do any flooring work. This video should be how to tile around a toilet flange. Only a house flipper would think this is a good idea. SMH.

Looks great. How do you get rid of the ashes?

Wow, I was thinking the toilet had to be pulled up but no, this idea would work great and I am going to try it. I was wondering how ppl made those cuts.

Put it on the soil that drains well and you never need any gravels

Homedepot sells fire kits for whopping $500-$1200. This fire pit cost about $70.

This worked so well for me! If it's not an option to tile under the pedestal/toilet this is by far your best option. Highly recommend. Thank you so much!

thnak you very much to teahcing this

Instructions confusing locked myself in home.

Fantastic video wickes: keep it up.

Load of shite every loft I've seen just has the boards screwed on to joists. Those daft legs are just another scam money maker

He's done that wrong. So the way he's applied the adhesive you should never swirl it the troughs should be parallel and facing one direction, then when you apply the tile move it perpendicular to the groves in the adhesive, this squeezes all the stuff out of the trenches and gets a really good adhesive connection between the tile and the wall. If you swivel or move it any other way then you trap the air bubbles in the adhesive which makes it significantly more likely to detach from the wall, and or the tile to break or crack. Look at the US tiling standards, it's literally a standard over there.

Must remove toilet and tile under it also. This video is absolutely false

Brilliant tutorial thank you so much ❤

😂😂😂😂 this is ace I’m sending it to every builder I know 😂😂😂 I can’t believe wickes put there name to it

What a great job. So neat and tidy. God bless.

Please I would like to use this opportunity to ask if you have training school?

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Thanks for sharing it with me 👍

I probably would’ve removed the skirting board and tiled to the floor , thought that was a standard practice?

What is the best adhesive?

Very good video 👏

Can you tile straight on to the ply?

these videos are so much better than the B&Q ones

Thank you very much

How did he remove the grout from the existing tile? What safety equipment was he wearing? What tools did he use to chip out the tile from the centre? What was the scraper used for? Why was a brush used? Why did he recommend having some spare tiles? If the tile is sunk below, what does he recommend? When do you use the grout shaper? How did he buff the surface after it was dried? i need this answers.. this vedio is in my case study

Great video, couldn’t help laughing at the way there was a Screwfix advert beforehand though. 😂

I’m planning to use small mosaic tiles just at the bottom of the window as my window is small.

Hello What size of notch trowel is best for 595mm x 595mm and 9mm thick porcelain flooring tiles ? Thanks

Excellent video. I feel like schools need to come to KZbin for their learning material because this sort of stuff is stuff kids should be learning. Also, is the narrator Ed Speleers?! Sound exactly like Ed Speleers...

No need to put water in the bathtub, just stand in it when applying the sealant.

tip - start at the centre, finish at the ends (partial tile).

No concrete? I want a 6x8 shed in the garden to escape the women in the house, surely the addition of concrete and some hardcore for drainage underneath will be better than just 4 pegs?

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Perfect! Putting down peel and stick tiles cause I’m not handy enough to do anything more complicated. And definitely NOT removing toilet for this! Fixing DIY plumbing mistakes is expensive.

Thank you I found this helpful

If u use a piece of linoleum instead of paper is way easier

Nisleading title. I'm looking for help on how to remove the old worktop.

Tiles should be place vertically rather than horizontal 😢

I want better focus

Looks a bit small to me. I’m not sure you could have a proper log fire in that constricted inner space. What is wrong with the English? Everything is a size or two too small. I even still see new houses with single garages that you can’t comfortably drive into and if you can you can’t get out.

I wouldn't tile around the toilet, if you need to replace it for whatever reason you'll never find a toilet with a matching footprint.

Well done Wickes! Fantastic ❤

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Fantastic video! Thanks 😃

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