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I'm looking for help with a job in my kitchen: Install 204 artisanal clay tiles, 5×5 cm each, as a kitchen backsplash. See attached pictures of tiles and exact tile layout. The tiles are handmade: they have a 3D textured surface and are slightly irregular in shape and dimension, so they'll need a careful eye for spacing, alignment, and grout lines rather than a purely mechanical grid. Critical requirement: the tiles must be installed in a specific order to form a particular image (a snake design). I'll provide a numbered layout map/diagram, and the tiles need to follow it exactly. Please plan a way to keep the sequence organized during installation (l can lay out the full pattern dry before fixing). Please confirm whether you'll supply adhesive, grout, spacers, and any leveling/edging trim, or whether I should provide them. Note the irregular tiles may need a flexible approach to spacers. Spacing approach: because the tiles vary slightly in size, fixed spacers won't work — a constant joint width would gradually offset the rows and throw off the alignment. Instead, a reference grid should be drawn directly on the wall and each tile aligned to it, allowing the grout joint width to vary slightly tile-to-tile to absorb the size differences and keep the overall pattern true and square. Some tiles will need to be cut (along the left side wall). To discuss / confirm: Materials and tools you can supply vs. what I should provide. Any prep you need from me beforehand (e.g. clearing the area, surface conditioning, laying out tile pattern, drawing grid on wall, etc.).

I'm looking for help with two related jobs in my kitchen: installing a tiled backsplash, and (if feasible) mounting two floating shelves above it. The two can be quoted together or separately. Please let me know if you can do both tasks, or tiling only: If you can do both tasks, can you please provide a quote for tiling only and for the combined tasks? Task 1 — Backsplash tiling (primary task): Install 204 artisanal clay tiles, 5×5 cm each, as a kitchen backsplash. See attached pictures of tiles and exact tile layout. The tiles are handmade: they have a 3D textured surface and are slightly irregular in shape and dimension, so they'll need a careful eye for spacing, alignment, and grout lines rather than a purely mechanical grid. Critical requirement: the tiles must be installed in a specific order to form a particular image (a snake design). I'll provide a numbered layout map/diagram, and the tiles need to follow it exactly. Please plan a way to keep the sequence organized during installation (l can lay out the full pattern dry before fixing). Please confirm whether you'll supply adhesive, grout, spacers, and any leveling/edging trim, or whether I should provide them. Note the irregular tiles may need a flexible approach to spacers. Spacing approach: because the tiles vary slightly in size, fixed spacers won't work — a constant joint width would gradually offset the rows and throw off the alignment. Instead, a reference grid should be drawn directly on the wall and each tile aligned to it, allowing the grout joint width to vary slightly tile-to-tile to absorb the size differences and keep the overall pattern true and square. Some tiles will need to be cut (along the left side wall) Build and mount two floating shelves (approx 270cm each) on the kitchen wall above a tiled backsplash. I already have the wooden planks and adjustable floating-shelf brackets. The planks are solid wood, thick (4cm) and straight (no warping). They are not primed: I will paint them myself after installation. Work needed: rout channels into the back of each plank to seat the concealed brackets, then fix the brackets to the wall and slide the planks on. Important constraints: The wall is not perfectly flat/regular, and there isn't solid support (studs/beams) everywhere behind it. It is made out of mixed materials (wood in some parts, maybe brick in other parts), an old door frame is hidden behind it (approximate locating known), and it is covered with a layer of drywall. Bracket placement needs to be chosen carefully to hit solid support, with appropriate heavy-duty anchors where needed. To do: Back of planks may need to be sawn to fit the irregularities of the wall. Please assess the wall and advise on the safest placement and fixings before drilling. To discuss / confirm: Materials and tools you can supply vs. what I should provide. Any prep you need from me beforehand (e.g. clearing the area, surface conditioning, laying out tile pattern, drawing grid on wall, etc.).

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Hej Handy-folk, Jeg har brug for en handyhand til at sætte 8-12 fliser op på en indbygget cisterne. Fliserne er skvattet af på grund af WC brættets slag mod kummen. Cisternen er bygget ind bag nogle plywood plader ellerlignende. Det kan være at der er flere fliser der skal skiftes, da de kan være løse. Opsætningen kræver værktøj til at skære fliserne i runde former (tror det er 15x15 filser, hvid). Fliser, klæber, fugemasse mv. Du skal selv have hele molevitten med..... kan det gøres for en tusse?

Vi skal have fjernet fliserne på væggen set på billedet. Fliserne er sammenlagt 2 meter lang og 70cm høj (ca)

ca. 16 kvm køkken og 4 kvm entre ønskes flisebelagt med skak tern. Se vedhæftede plantegning med rød indramning (minus badeværelse).