Some Great Home and Tile Websites
We Share Some Great Tiling Websites
As David Howe Tiling has been around for quite some time, we’ve managed to find some websites over the years. Some we’ve just visited often ourselves, some we’ve helped shape into what they are. All are well worth us linking to for you to visit in your spare time and to help you plan your next home development project.
- Tilers Forums – The UK’s largest tile and tiling community. Yip, there is one!
- Tiling Forum – A Tilers Forum for the UK
- Mapei Tile Adhesive – Mapei wall and floor tiling adhesives
- BAL Tile Adhesive – Tile adhesive and grout manufacturers
- Sigma Tiling Tools – (link removed as the URL was not secure, awaiting their website to be updated) Please don’t visit their website in the meantime) Tiling tools that professional tilers use
- The Tile Association – The tile association for the UK tile industry
- Rubi Tiling Tools – Tools for professional tilers, one of the most accessible brands in the UK for many years
- Tiling Tools – Buy tiling tools online at trade prices whether you’re DIY or professional
- Tiling Courses – Find short tiling courses across the UK
- UK Tiling Forum – A new domain for an old idea on a tilers forum system
- Tile Blog – News and information website for the tile industry
- Tiling News – Established news outlet for tile, stone and porcelain tiles
- Tiling Forums – An old tiling forum that’s still knocking around
- Tile Suppliers – A dedicated list of tile suppliers for the UK
- Find Trusted Tradesmen – Find rated, reviewed and trusted tradesmen for any jobs in and around the home
We Share Some Great Home and Garden Websites
We don’t just know of some great tiling websites, we’ve also found some great general home and garden related ones too.
- Electrical Courses – Courses for electricians
- Electrical Suppliers – UK suppliers of electrical products
- Plumbing Courses – Short and college courses for the plumbing industry
- Plumbing Suppliers – A list of suppliers for the plumbing industry
- Plumbing Blog – A news outlet for the plumbing industry
- Electrical Blog – A blog for the electrical industry
- Electricians Forums – The worlds largest electrical advice website
- Electrical Advice – Electricians forums for the UK
- Plumbing Forum – The worlds largest plumbing advice website
- Plumbing Advice – Plumbing forum for trade and DIY plumbers and gas fitters alike
Latest Posts from our Tile Blog
Latest Posts from Tilers Forums
- Hi Looking advice/opinion on what the problem is here, or if anyone else has came across similar . Tile adhesive is crumbling, All I know is that its a new build, sand cement screed, im told the tile adhesive used was Evo stick Rapid flexible Have a look at video Password Protected Video – Dailymotion – https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x80odj9 password is tiling Thanks
- I'm sorry to be asking more questions, but I'm quite worried about my current tiler's work. After further inspecting his progress I note that the wall tiles are installed hard down onto the shower tray most of the way around the tray. Shouldn't there be at least a 2 mm gap between the tray and the tiles, both for expansion and to insert a primary silicone seal into the gap before finishing with a final cosmetic seal over the top? That's the way I've done it myself in the past, but I'm not a professional and the tiler currently working […]
- Hi all, Looking for some advice as I’m really concerned about the quality of work in our bathroom . We were starting to worry as there are some uneven cuts and large gaps between the tiles/messy grout but were assured it would be tidied up. He has started to mastic the edges and I have raised concerns that it is very tick but it’s just looking worse and worse. The job isn’t finished yet – do I give him the chance to put it right or cut our losses here before it gets worse? He’s a nice guy and we’ve […]
- Help please! Victorian red quarry tiled floor… Cleaned with bleach….. Its stained, is there anything I can do to restore the colour/get rid of the stains? Also to get the shine back again? I'm unsure if they were sealed previously, is this a good idea and any advice appreciated. Thank you!
- Hi All, First time poster and tiler here. Hoping to get a bit of advice on tiling a wet room shower tray using hexagonal mosaic (30cm x 30cm sheets – individual tiles are probably 2.5cm x 2.5cm or so). The shower tray is level to the floor, I've used cement board on the walls and floor and tanked and taped the whole place. I've dry-layed and cut all the mosaic that I need and ready to go. The issue I am having is that I am using a nassboard tray (Wetroom Shower Tray Kit Aqua Tanking Kit – Nassboards – […]
- Hi I’m trying to identify and locate this tile, it was sold by B&Q about 8 years ago. It was manufactured by Kalebodur in Turkey and it measures 50 x33 cm’s. Thank you for your assistance.
- We now have a professional tiler in attempting to tile a wall up to an external corner where he has suggested incorporating a metal edging trim. Due to the overall layout of the tiles, the tile edges next to the trim need to be cut, which the tiler has attempted to do. He's also trying to butt the tile edges right up against the trim with no gaps in between, but this isn't working and it looks awful to me. I'm wondering whether it would be better to allow a 2mm gap then grout between the tile edges and the […]
- Hi I anybody have any ideas how to smarten this up and make it look good. Any advice would be great.
- Heya, Please could someone tell me the simplest way to tile over this. Prep work including best products (adhesive, primer, levelling compound) needed. Much appreciated
- Hello, I was wondering if there is a time limit when tiling. I am DIYing my bathroom. So far I have tiled the floor but not grouted. I have also tanked the shower area and primed the plasterboard walls in the rest of the room with Mapai plaster primer. My question is how long can I wait now before continuing? My wife has booked a surprise 2 weeks away and I want to make sure I can leave the job where it is at currently with no adverse consequeences. Thaks in advance.
- Tiler in County Durham, Tiler in Newton Aycliffe, Darlington and Durham City. David Howe Tiling. The professional wall and floor tiler with more than 25 years experience in the tile industry in the UK. Wall and Floor Tiler County Durham Professional Wall and Floor Tiler County Durham Travertine, Quartz, Limestone, Sandstone, Marble and all other […]
- For tiling courses in Wales then look no further than our friends over at Expert Tiling Courses UK. For fast-tracked tiling courses in Wales then consider Henry and his team at Expert Tiling Courses UK . The two tutors there have a combined industry experience of over 30 years! That is a fair few kitchen […]
- Let’s Talk Tiling Courses Let’s talk about Tiling Courses and Tiling Training. To see what they involve and what type of people might be booking on some right now. But first. A bit about me. I’m Dan. I own the forum, and much bigger forums in the construction industry, and a lot of blogs, some […]
- Find a Tiler with our new website that we’re working on. It’s in Beta stages right now, we have some test listings on it. If you’re a friend of Tilers Forums then you’ll know that over the years we’ve attempted to do this a few times and although some worked for a bit, most didn’t. […]
- People, and certainly plasterers (who are murder for it) tend to think and use PVA glue as a primer when tiling walls. If you're tiling over plaster or plasterboard and wish to separate the tile adhesive (which may be cement-based) from the plaster (which causes issues; cement and plaster don't mix) then you can't use […]
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- David Howe Tiling Common Services Provided
- Bathroom Wall and Floor Tiling
- Creating and Tiling to Wetrooms & Shower-rooms, including installing tile-backer boards and fully tanking (waterproofing) floors and walls
- Kitchen Wall and Floor Tiling (including splashback / cooker hood)
- Conservatory Floor Tiling (including installing electric underfloor heating and UFH insulation boards)
- Tiling Chimney Opening and / or Chimney Breast (popular with log burners installed, heat-resistant tiles and adhesive may be required – more information)
- Large Format Tile Installation (heavy tiles require adequate preparation before being installed on walls – more information)
- Stone, Marble, Ceramic, Porcelain and all other tile types installed (heavy tiles require adequate preparation before being installed on walls – more information)
- Geometric / Georgian / Edwardian Floor Tiling (including encaustic tiling) providing the floor preparation is included to ensure flat substrate NB: In some instances we may employ extra help from fellow tilers who specialise in this – more information
- Regular Area’s We Provide Tiling Services in
- David Howe Tiling Reviews and Testimonials
- Examples of Wall and Floor Tiling by David Howe Tiling; previous tiling work
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- Our Tiling Blog including Tile Industry News and Press Releases
- External Resources including Tiling Websites that are friends of ours