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Hi,

I understand from some people that tiles for bathroom should use 30x30 tiles so that the water can flow properly to the drainage. However, I am considering putting 30x60 tiles. Is it alright? Anyone done it and has trouble with the water flow?

Please help!

 

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300X600 is no diff from 300X300 in terms of tiling for drainage. But toilets usually ppl use square tiles cos more proportional to shape of toilet.

 

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Hi,

I understand from some people that tiles for bathroom should use 30x30 tiles so that the water can flow properly to the drainage. However, I am considering putting 30x60 tiles. Is it alright? Anyone done it and has trouble with the water flow?

Please help!

No prob. I am also using 30x60.

 

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anyone knows the rough cost psf for toilet floor tiles and wall tiles?

thanks!

i'm using china made ones which retails between $2.20 to $3.80 psf. ;)

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Hi,

Typically to redo a MBR toilet and common toilet, what are the breakdown of the costs that need to be considered?

I have some prices that I read from the forum, not sure if they are the norm?

1) Hacking and laying of floor tiles ($6 psf? including hacking, labour and tiles @ $2.5 psf) - Around $600 for both

2) Hacking and laying of wall tiles ($6 psf? including hacking, labour and tiles @ $2.5 psf) - Around $3000 for both, so expensive!!!??

3) Waterproofing ($40 each?)

4) Shower screen ($360 each?)

5) Installation of WC ($80 each?)

6) Installation of Basin + Tap ($50 each?)

7) Installation of Water Heater ($50 each?)

8) Bifoldable door ($180 each?)

Anything i missed? And what is a good price for them?

 

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