Saw a sign in B&Q today for their Homefit service, in the tiling section.
Floors or walls tiled 'from' £39 a sq/mtr 'subject to survey'.
Sounds s bit pricy to me?
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How much do you charge?
'from' £39 a sq m less THM charge = B&Q profit :-)
Do you want to undercut them or subcontract for them?
Owain
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But presumably is flat rate fee so the simple minded can measure the wall and work out the cost based on £39/m^2. Oh hang on, problem with that, the simple minded would have trouple with the maths...
No doubt tiles and beadings etc is extra but adhesive included?
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Like the customer I saw who showed an assistant a measuring tape he was looking at and asked which numbers were centimetres and which were inches.
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Neither.
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Or the "Apprentice" candidate who measured in inches and then asked for that size in cm
tim
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Probably applying for a job with NASA now
Owain
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FFS! - I knew about that sort of thing at primary school about 60 years ago.
What I hate is the typical clock/thermometer having C or F by the temperature at the expense of the decimal place - I FW know which it is! If it were 23F in here...! The mantissa is useful for trends only, as the precision far outstrips the accuracy. I use a calibrated Hg-in-glass job to check the others and then note the error on the clock.