Check out part one where Greg takes you through the tile underlay matting process here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gJuCq9WTktvNnWw.html

You’re a great teacher. It’s a rare gift. Lots of people will really benefit from your work. 😀

Beautiful job well planned and exceptionally done.

Top tiler and a love for his trade it’s more than just his job , top marks

A great job with stunning tiles, I'm sure the client will be delighted with them!

Fantastic job. I used a very similar tile by Porcelthin. 4.8mm thick, 1200 x 600. Used the same colour grout but by Mapai complete with silver glitter. Looks beautiful! Great video guys. Spot on work! 👍🏼

Watching a true craftsman in action is always a pleasure. The quality of the commentary mirrors the work. Immaculate work.

Great job you can tell its a good job when you see the reflections are not distorted

Fantastic job. Greg is a star and so is Andy. Great information

Tiles are huge. Well laid tiles look great. I see some bad ones but this guy's are perfect.

Flawless work again from start to finish, fabulous to watch

Good explanations, nice job. Thanks for another great video. Top tiler.

Top notch job as always, such a pro

Great job and explanation .. these A&E guys realy are the best

Awesome job, those tiles look amazing 👏

Quality as always!

Always an Excellent Tile Job!

Top job Greg 👍🏼👌🏼

One of the best tilers I've seen.They always make it look easy.Great tutorial video,keep them coming.Nice one Greg.

Top job from a top company all the trades seem to be top of there game . Beautiful workmanship so nice to see .Excellent Justin brickright 👍💯🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

some really useful tips in there, cheers for that

Top tiles, makes it look so easy!

Beautiful job 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Great presentation on layout and detail in work, always enjoy your videos and top tops. Fair play 👍

Top job great to see good craftsmanship love the tiles looking smart and sharp looking

Really enjoyed the whole process . Well done looks amazing 👍

Exquisite craftsmanship.

Love this çhannel - Greg is a great tradesman / tiler - as are the other guys I've seen on this channel. Love the variety of stuff you guys do and show, and the quality of the work is top notch!. I do think Greg could have own dedicated tiling channel as well though - he'd get loads of subs in my opinion.

Another star in the galaxy of A & E. Quality job as usual mate

A real pro....attention to detail!

You the man Greg 👍👍

Great job Greg, must get myself one of those tile thumpers

Love your work.

Great stuff and enjoy the detail description 👌🏼🧱👍🏽

Nice work Greg. 😉 👊🏻

Nice Greg 👌🏼

Nice job 👍

Great job by professionals. You will have to show me how a big lad such as yourself walks on them lightly

brilliant!

What grinder disc do you use? Also once you've made a cut with the grinder what do you use to smooth the edge off? Looks great keep up the good work.

Quality Tiler, seen so so many cowboy tiling jobs but this one 5 star 🌟

Great job on the tiles! looks beautiful!!! How did you finish the walls?

Great video! I like the fact you use a slower set adhesive giving more work time for the less experienced tiler! all other videos seem to use a rapid set boasting on the fact you can tile straight away. Would you be able to stop laying the tiles halfway through if you couldn't get it all done in a day?

Sweet job. 1200x1200 are MASSIVE and sooo heavy. You made it look easy. 💪💪

Do you always butter up the back of the tile? Im self taught as ive been house bashing for 20 years. I figured out, sometimes the need to butter up of back of tile, due to when i was half into the install & the floor suddenly changed in level. Just enougth to make it impossible to level out tiles. Only remedy was lift some of the tiles. The small screed of adhesive massively helped to keep tiles in level with one another? As if gives you room to adjust a few mm. Great tips , thankyou

Another superb job done by quality professional. Looks really nice👌

Epic job Greg. Trying to source 90 x 90 carrera marble tiles and can’t get them anywhere. Mare. 👌🏼🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🏼

Good job! I have 1 question, Around how much $ is the labor by each sqft?

Great video. I’m having new flooring laid next week and wondered what you’d recommend in terms of order. I’ve been told to have a plasterer in first to skim coat the walls, and then a tiler to come in and rip up existing terrazo tiles and lay new tiling. In your experience, would the process of ripping up a floor (terrazo tiles) cause any damage to fresh plaster? Which would be a few days ‘old’. Thank you - great attention to detail 👌🏻

Hi guys good looking job as always just wondering what happens with the gap on the door frame now, is it removed and put back in on the tiles. Also how do you remove those spacers as they look T shaped, are they broken off some how?

Awesome job 😎 what model is the Dewalt laser? Cheers

What board do u use on Floorboards? Do u use adhesive on floor boards then screw?

Do you think installing a 6mm thick porcelein tile is more likely to crack due to the ultra thinness of the tile even when properly installed as you do.

Great channel . Can you recommend a Good Quality Tile Adhesive. I also I'm using a 6mm Italian marble..tile

Great video, very informative. I have been told not to use the wedge type levelling systems because when you knock off the plastic bits afterwards, they have a tendency to chip the tiles. Is there any truth to this please?

Would you do a short video about job pricing, please? Thanks in advance All the very best

Look nice 👍

Was that orange tool a sort of handheld vibrator? (says he keeping a straight face😎)

Hi guys what blades would you guys suggest to use on a 4inch grinder to cut porcelain? Also suggestions on manual tile cutters please . Thanks

Great informative video! I’ve ordered some very expensive set of these 1200x600 and I’m a bit scared the builders I have are a bit cowboy. Any advice on what to look out for when they are installing these? Thanks

hi you know how you use that vibrator to get the trapped air out how would you know your getting it all out instead maybe your join the air pockets to create a bigger void just my thought looks good ,tiler myself

What would you charge per m2 for that tile and install?

Hi There. I like your video. thanks. QUESTION ? I am doing a small tiling job. only x 2 square meters bathroom floor. I want to know ? Is there any multi purpose adhesive which I could use for both - sticking on waterproof decoupling membrane onto a concrete subfloor and also using the same adhesive for sticking tiles on top of it ?

Great work! Just quick question, what do you guys think of topps tiles adhesive?

Nice works guys just a question on the Dural matting. I think you said the floor has underfloor heating. Does the fleece backing keep the heat down on the matting? Thanks

Hello i see you used a grinder, it is a standard grinder? i am guessing the blade is special?

Hey guys, Whats your opinion on miter cutting tiles instead of using trims? Seeing it alot more recently with the people I follow and would like to know what Gregs opinion on it is! Thanks 👍🏻 Also great work, floor looks incredible!

A 12mm rounded trawl is the the best for floors

What is the levelling system you are using?

Top work Greg, do you not to need a level when you use these big tiles?

This video good help but when it dry how do you take out the locks on the tiles 😂😂😂

Picked up a few tips off you Greg, can I ask what clips you would use if you were laying 1200x900 slate was a thickness variance from 12mm to 8mm 👍🏻top job by the way.

Hey Tony, lovely job by ye, is that a ditra mat that's down before the tile? What's the reason for this mat? Is it necessary when laying large format tile? I'm starting a 120 sq mtr floor job soon, the slab is that liquid screed, with under floor heating. The system has been leak and pressure tested, and a commissioning cycle has been performed, but the homeowner does not want to sand the screed as the company who poured the floor say that it's not necessary due to what's in the mix that they use. Their data sheet also says nothing about sanding, only that the surface is clean, dry and has 2 coats of adhesive primer applied in opposite directions. Though I'm tiling over 18 years, I'm self taught and this is my first time doing a 1200 x 1200 tile. I think because I'm self taught, I'm extra cautious and careful when it comes to these big jobs. I want the homeowner to get it in writing from the screed company re the sanding of the floor, or else he is going to have to sign something from myself, separating me from any fault if the tiles lift. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Paul in Ireland

What knee pads. I bought £24 rubi. The elastic moves theres a fault in clip. I've had to put a knot.

Before it gets mist coated by the decorators... what the floor? 🤣🤣🤣

What blade go you use on your grinder? 🔥🔫

What is that yellow thing on the floor ?

3 mm joint is Bs from builder

Mate. There's alot if not all. I'm, me,I, there's another lad there with you.

You really should flatten that mat in before trowelling your bed so it keys 100% into the waffle, other than that you do a lovely job boys.

nice job but Socks ? been tiling 30 years and never had the need to wear socks when grouting :D

What you didn't tell us are that they are bl**dy heavy to lift...LOL....

costing himself a fortune with those clips. topway clips are masters tool

Pointless putting large tiles, that are so expensive, in such a small room in my opinion as you don't appreciate them especially once those kitchen units are in. You did a really nice job.