andimann
2020-12-02 15:17:47
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Hi,
Yes, you do. With rectified tiles, you can see minimal angle errors and tilts between the tiles because of the straight edges. If the floor is a bit uneven, you'll immediately have edges sticking up somewhere. It looks lousy and there will be a big fuss. So the tiler has to prepare and level the substrate much better.
Best regards,
Andreas
You neither have to work more carefully nor more precisely to justify an additional charge.
Yes, you do. With rectified tiles, you can see minimal angle errors and tilts between the tiles because of the straight edges. If the floor is a bit uneven, you'll immediately have edges sticking up somewhere. It looks lousy and there will be a big fuss. So the tiler has to prepare and level the substrate much better.
Best regards,
Andreas