Are you sure it is only floor???..again, if you are just changing the floor tiles and only doing water proofing for floor area, you are likely to have leakage issue..waterproofing at least better to do for 5 feet wall height..

If seeing from your 28sqft floor size, i assume your bathroom size will be 7ft lgth x 4 ft width x 9 ft wall height..

Total area wall + floor will be approx 226 sqft. My contractor charge me RM7/sqft to hack off,to screed, waterproofing and to relay tiles up to 5 ft height per my request..balance 4 ft wall height is calculated at RM5/sqft to hack off,to screed and to relay tiles..tiles excluded

So if 226 sqft=RM7 x 226 = RM1582..I would say this is quite close and more logic..for waterproofing material(sika top) it will cost another RM 115~120

In my case, I actually count to actual sq ft..to minus the door area of 18sqft and even the casement window another 8sqft

hi. anyone can recommend outdoor floor tiles? need about 2000pcs. dont mind if it is grade B. kindly pm me.

dang, my contractor quoted me rm12 psf for removing parquet and replacing with 2x2 tiles, not include tiles,

feel like banging myself to the wall. so stressed

Hi all sifu here,

refer the picture , what is the main reason make my living room tiles pop up?  is it moisture or nearby project LRT MRCB cause it?? thanks,  and i need some one quote me a price to hack and redo the tiling.

living room size : 20 x 19, including corner is store room and staircase. the area of store room and staircase no need tiling area is about 90sf.

guys i got the quote from a tiler, he charge like this

1*2 rm2.30 psf
2*2 rm2.70psf

he charging labour only..
hows the price?
i got around 9xxpsf for living and 212psf for dry kitchen..

i asked an indon contractor once and he said the following are possible;

- not enough of the 'gum' applied when installing.
- wrong % combinatoin of cement and sand.
- the 'slab' (concrete foundation) is not properly done so when certain parts of the slab sinks, it pops out.
- the 'slab' also needs to be done once, properly dried then only apply a second layer of cement for the tiles to stick to.  A lot of short-cut guys does this in one step instead of two steps.

i've also heard of cases in apartments where because the air-cond below is on all the time, then the unit above gets pop-ping tiles due to heat / cold differentiation.

hi there...i m wondering whether it is safe to buy tiles of RM12/piece? shd i invest more on RM 20++/piece?

Hi guys..anyone knows where to get these kinda veneer for interior wall? I assume the installation fee and method would be similar to wall tiles?

I saw this at Houz Depot.