Re: Should a PLUMBER ever have to get involved in drilling holes in TILES or is that
Lol, Im sure ********* would have something to say to that Shaun!
Well the point of our company is to offer a middle ground product. Its not a cheap "use it once throw it away" solution. Its not a Mactrist, Rubi, Armeg "£300 investment" We have the middle ground covered with the £49.99 solution that cuts the holes for the service pipes as well as the fixtures and fittings.
http://www.*********.com/jpgs/bfk4.jpg
Above will cut the 6mm rawl plugs out - http://www.*********.com/jpgs/redplug.jpg And the 8mm rawl plugs http://www.*********.com/jpgs/redplug2.jpg plus the service pipes like radiators, shower heads, waste pipes, bath pipes.
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All the above holes are 16mm 30mm and 40mm for radiator pipes (15mm) and then bath pipes (22mm) plus you can slip a tile over a Fischer fixing kit for a basin by using the 30mm in the kit or the 16mm.
Works out at http://www.*********.com/jpgs/valueformoney2.gif for the kit which is good value for money.
Its the middle ground.
But I agree if the plumber puts in first fix and then a tiler comes along to tile then it should be the tiler who handles cutting holes in the tiles. If the plumber is doing most of the job then it shouldn't be too difficult to put the standard set of holes into a tile for a customer.
