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  11 Nov 2007 … Stone sealers are in two

What TilersForums.co.uk does for DIY and Professional Wall and Floor Tilers in the UK

TilersForums.co.uk was setup in April 2006 and got off to a slow start considering how quickly it is growing right now. It took some time to get 50 members registered but from there-on there were no problems in that department. Now the free forum that’s built up from members such as the Wall and Floor Tilers which

Learn to Tile with North East Tiling Training. NETT are one of the most established intensive course training centre primarily teaching tile. Plastering courses and bathroom fitting courses in general have been added to their course range due to demand from their tilers and their tilers’ customers.

The NETT Tile Training Course is not only the training centre with the most feedback left about it on TilersForums, but it’s also

If you’re looking for Victorian Tile Restoration then you need to consider some of the most established brands available to use with your restoration job as you need to do it right the first time. Lithofin is the most trusted and used brand in the UK, followed by HG and then some newer brands that could be questionable. Be sure to get an established Victorian Tile Restoration specialist in to

Checkout the new Tile Forums for Autralia Tilers

19th August 2008
KBBREVIEW EXPO 2009 joins forces with The Tile and Floor Show and Floorstyle.
Kbbreview Expo 2009, the trade exhibition for the kitchen, bedroom and bathroom industry, is proud to announce it will now be joining forces with two other successful events – The Tile & Stone Show and Floorstyle.
Held at London’s multi award winning ExCeL centre, the obvious links between the respective target audiences make the partnership an immediate

Tile UK have become sponsors of TilersForums, the UK’s biggest DIY and Professional Tiling Forum.

Tile UK is the leading trade magazine for the UK tile and tiling accessories market, with a circulation of 6000 distributed to specifiers, buyers and designers in the retail and contract markets.

The magazine has been relaunched by the Gearing Media Group, a specialist interiors publisher that is committed to providing informed, high quality magazines.

As well

Threads on TilersForums.co.uk talking about tile trim.

• 3 Way Mitre Tile Trim
• Border tile, trim anyone?
• What make of tile trims do you use? (poll)
• Tile Trim
• Ceramic Tile Trim

TilersForums.co.uk is the UK’s busiest, friendliest, most professional tile forum, and we’re JUST TILE! We have tile sponsors from within the tile industry in the UK that provide support and advice to the forum members and guests.

Feel free to

How to Cut Tile Trim for a 3-way Mitre

If you tile a bathroom half the way up and the finished tiling falls within the window reveal you’ll require to use tile trim (if the tile requires a trim to be used) cut a specific way to get around three lengths of tiletrim to meet at one point.

TilersForums.co.uk has had a ‘How to cut a three-way mitre tutorial‘

I have had the privilege of road testing the NEW Rubi ti-66s tile cutter…..

First impressions was that it was very light in weight compared to similar machines of its size…..

Also the build quality is very good….apart from maybe they could have used a better slide mechanism for the breaker handle but it still performs well……

It is completely aluminium apart from the steel guide rail….

It has a sprung loaded bed

Mapei UK – http://www.mapei.co.uk/

A look at Mapei from its humble beginnings as a small company on the outskirts of Milan to its current position as a world-leading multinational specialising in adhesives and chemical products for the building industry.

65 years ago, Mapei was just a small company on the outskirts of Milan

Tiler Training School – http://www.tilertrainingschool.co.uk/

Tilers are in great demand due to the shortage of skilled workers trained to a high standard and the ever increasing demand for ceramic and natural stone in homes and commercial premises. With the potential to earn £30,000+ per