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Cost to tile a kitchen floor

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  • 08-12-2014 12:05am
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    happypants
    Registered Users Posts: 280 ✭✭


    Due to move into a new house next week and am shopping around for a tiler. The area is 19sqm and the tiles are either going to be a large or medium gloss porcelain (no pattern to match up). There are no tiles on the floor at the moment it is just concrete as it's a new build. Do we supply the grout/ adhesive or would the tiler? Any guide prices would be appreciated as I don't have a clue and really can't afford to be ripped off. I got quoted today for €520 I thought that was a bit steep.

    Thanks in advance


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    hexosan
    Registered Users Posts: 1,736 ✭✭✭hexosan


    €15/sqM to lay the tiles is about the norm if your supplying the materials.

    You'll need four 20kg bags of adhesive & one bag of grout so expect to pay roughly €100 for this.
    All in under €400 and if should take more than 2 days max. One day to lay the tiles and a few hours the next to grout.


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    650gs
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    I would agree 15mtr too but that would be for someone doing you a cash job, more like 20 to 25 plus the vat. cash might be tight but remember you get what you pay for a lot of so called tilers out there and you only get one chance so be sure to see the work he has done and be sure your happy


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