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Harewood, PL18
Under £1,000
New build property - need to tile a bathroom approx 28 sqm, floor to ceiling and also the kitchen approx 4sqm. kithcen is just the splashback area. We have the tiles, and are looking for someone after Easter.
I would like a quote for each job and to include the materials such as plaster, grout etc.
thank you.
Carlyon Bay, PL25
Under £1,000
Unsold Job, Updated Details : Lay porcelain tiles (supplied by customer) to new waterproof screed on 13 m2 terrace. Original : Removal of natural stone crazy paving on elevated terrace - attached to house - and replace with porcelain tiles onto new waterproof substrate. Area approx. 13m2
Trethurgy, PL26
Under £500
Kitchen floor, 27 feet by 8 feet, but due to shape approx 22 sq yards.Slate 10 mill thick 300 x 600 mill on mostly concrete, some loose shale approx 4 sq yards
Gover, PL25
Over £30,000
tile a floor and level floor with stuff
Crinnis, PL25
Under £250
Bathroom tiling (shower unit).
Bodmin Central, PL31
Under £250
In need of a shower wet room to be tiled.
Lostwithiel, PL22
Under £250
laying slate tiles in two small rooms
Threemilestone and Gloweth, TR1
Under £500
Lay kitchen and bathroom floor
St Stephen, PL26
Under £250
Require someone to lay a few floor tiles down in our newly built porch. Its about 1.3m x 2.6m
Chacewater, TR4
Under £250
small bathroom needs tiling wall and floor
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