Warping Of Tiles, Shall I Ask My Contractor To Redo Or Tiles Supplier (hafary) To Responsible?

[tingshen 0]

Our contractor was introduced by mother in law, that's why very tough decision.....

The beginning was very good, about 25-30% of the tiles were perfectly done. But right after that line, I spotted about 48 uneven area, I will take some pictures together with 5 cent coin to show the level of warp.

Our tiles cost $3.8psf and we are charged about $3K to cover area like this:

*the bomb shelter area is tiled too.

Shall I straight away ask my contractor to redo (hack all and re-tile everything) or ask Hafary down to inspect the QC of the tiles first?

[newbiee 0]

Our contractor was introduced by mother in law, that's why very tough decision.....

The beginning was very good, about 25-30% of the tiles were perfectly done. But right after that line, I spotted about 48 uneven area, I will take some pictures together with 5 cent coin to show the level of warp.

Our tiles cost $3.8psf and we are charged about $3K to cover area like this:

*the bomb shelter area is tiled too.

Shall I straight away ask my contractor to redo (hack all and re-tile everything) or ask Hafary down to inspect the QC of the tiles first?

I had issues with 3 pieces of my study room tiles and had it replace but after that was done I notice the color variation is much worse to live with then the minor warping, if the color is white I guess there won't be much difference but if its darl color u might wan to consider the repurcussion.

Mine is with Hafary as well but I think warping got more to do with the size of the tiles and the workmanship.

[tingshen 0]

perhaps warp is not the right words to use.

The tiles are indeed not flat and the contractor never reject them ... sigh.

[tingshen 0]

close ups for the uneven tiles......there are at least 23 of them......out of 100+ tiles.

Uneven rate is as high as 20%, what a reputable company.....Hafary.......really disappointed with their QC....