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IXL Tastics vs. Other brandsGlad to hear wertmezer. If we didn't want silver ones, we would have gone with those too as that is what our friend recommended and he has them also. khjat replied 15 January 2011 ago khjatJan 15, 2011 11:58 am Tiles for shower floor - Quality & Sizehello
my first post failed, so will try again in summarised format
i'm building a new home and am at tile choice for bathrooms. ideally i'd like large tiles 60x60 or… Bath TubAre ceramic bath tubs costly. any idea Spai had a lanark spa at my last place and the builders noticed the fiberglass was a bit thin, they took it back and applied a fair bit more but personally it was a bit of a… sirgoat replied 20 December 2010 ago Floor Tiling - new and old tilesTiling really isn't thhhatttt expensive for the mucking around in avoiding doing it. Depending on the product used to glue the tiles down getting them up in one piece will… sirgoat replied 14 December 2010 ago
Here is ours - it runs almost the length of the shower. Great for… kytonSep 30, 2010 2:19 pm Polymarble- Any good?Yeah at $860 I guess you're looking at a very similar price range to the Ikea ones - it all depends on the drawer configuration, finish and type of basin for the cost. We… I need a good shower screen supplier??I dont think I can put their details in a post so will PM you
these guys do frameless only but the prices are cheaper than all 4 semi frameless quotes I have received! Porter Davis Laminex RangeI have just had a look at the Laminex website and there appears to be quite a few categories of benchtops. eg Squareform, Diamondgloss, etc.
Can anyone tell me what the… Titch101 started a topic 4 August 2010 ago Is this quote reasonable??At a Glance i think if you are employing a plumber to reno your bathroom, ensuite, powder room and laundry and the cost is $7100, i'd be jumping at it really… who is suppose to install the bathhere is my opinion, a plumbers opinion.
Under the normal course of construction, a plumber would first do the "rough-in" of drainage pipes, the builder or carpenter would… I like the lighter one, I think...I did like the darker one at first. Sandy beige tiles? do you have a photo. The lighter tile looks quite grey to me, but it could just… Wet look Sealers in Showers? going by the time you posted (1am) i guess this can be attributed to your very informative posts there onc
miteq replied 5 July 2010 ago miteqJul 05, 2010 10:33 am window or skylight?My house design had an ensuite skylight in the original plans and I absolutely hated the idea, especially seeing as the ensuite ran off the WIR so it was already quite a… Bathroom heatingOh, BTW, it works really well. It's just a nice, even heat - when I walk into the ensuite, there's no temperature difference at all between there and the bedroom. This one… kek replied 8 May 2010 ago Oh, and here's our newly tiled ensuite shower. . . no hob. . . double shower. . . no more fighting!
We fell in love with the tiled floor wastes the first time we saw… jodgeJan 26, 2010 10:07 pm Waste pointsi may wrong but i belive that Sewerage goes down one pipe & Storm Water down the other
at a guess i belive that you only have one connection to the main sewer line for… Should tiles be sealed?Not many are any good unless the grout is a fine grade...
If there is a large area I would think that the tile (groutline) gap is large too...
There is a fair probability… Bidets
There was a bidet in the house we bought about a year back. Couldn't wait to get rid of it. Advertised it on TP and eventually got a buyer who was quite particular about… barkly replied 8 November 2009 ago Ensuite change - can it be done?is the toilet going to be on an external wall by any chance? If not and you are on a slab it just means the slab needs to be cut and a new pipe laid which isn't the most… sirgoat replied 2 November 2009 ago Help! Bathroom layout..You're welcome 
Just keep in mind, I think with something like this below the showerheads, you might need to pay extra attention when cleaning, it's probably a good… D&SG replied 11 October 2009 ago what type of edge this benchtop is ?Hey Nott,
Sorry I don't know what it's called but that's the type of vanity I'll be getting. I'm building with Coral Homes
Where did you get… Nott replied 8 October 2009 ago Hot water pressure ?I can remember years ago a guy who said something about a pressure regulator system that simultaneously reduced the flow of both hot and cold water if another tap was… Free standing baths
I have seen some freestanding baths for under $1000, but they are acrylic. Does anyone know if acrylic would be a problem, things to look out for, etc.
My loo is so small!
hahahaha this is hilarious, more so because i know exactly what you mean. 
my husband had us go back to the display house 2ce to sit on the toilet to make sure they were… alk replied 13 August 2009 ago Bath/Spa sizes
Bam - try anything before resorting to a corner bath. I find them an absolute nightmare to clean and also to wash babies / small children in. This… Bam replied 2 July 2009 ago bathtub installationThanks All for your inputs.Nonetheless I prefer Pete's bath where all ends are exposed.  another porcelian tile question!Thanks for your relplies.
I have been dilly dallying about these porcelain tiles 
decided on them, then not to have them due to cost factor, but now have found a good… Taffy replied 26 January 2009 ago TaffyJan 26, 2009 8:06 pm Porcalin tilesThanks for all your advice.
I have taken everything into consideration, and since finding out the tiler is going to charge me $75 a mt to lay the porcelain ones, I have… Taffy replied 19 January 2009 ago TaffyJan 19, 2009 6:56 pm Old fashioned basinsI know there is a place called Recollections:
Check out the link, they have the basins and lots of other lovely bathroom items.
miss81 replied 7 January 2009 ago Keeping bathroom colours naturalThats the thing!
I havnt even got to that part!
I dont know what to choose, Usually I find a tile I like and match everything around that, but cant find one that jumps… Taffy replied 7 January 2009 ago TaffyJan 07, 2009 6:41 am
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But you don't need to have a hob.. Hobs have been known to be made out of brick or even a hebel block cut to size..
If was worried…
