Yeah tile from the 2nd from bottom row. Install a baton called a datum, to mark out where to start your tiling. Go either centre of tile to the middle of the wall, or centre of grout line. That way you can make sure you don’t get any silly cuts on the sides. Repeat the same for the height and you’ve set out your wall then
A datum, another random word for our DIY dictionary! 🤓 Appreciate the advice, will make sure we refer back to it the next time we take on some tiling- maybe for the kitchen! 🙂👍🏻
You two are super cute. When it comes to kitchens, whatever you go with, make the wall cupboards tall enough to reach the ceilings. Little used items can be stored high up, and not having cupboard tops that collect dust is a game changer for sure. Stay safe young 'uns.
Install a "shelf" a row up from bottom of tiled wall, this "shelf" holds the weight of all tiles above it and stops them sliding...also NEVER screw into a moisture barrier like that, and also you should've moisture taped the joints
Yes guys every video we watch we can’t believe the progress you guys have made!! The bathroom looks even better tan we imagined, and we love seeing you guys laughing through the process (even when it gets a tad stressful) keep smashing it guys ❤❤❤
The bathroom looks great guys! Can't wait to see the patio & kitchen plans. You must be so proud of all your hard work. I love your enthusiasm. I would like to think you could get 350k Thanks, guys. I'm really enjoying your videos 👍
Thanks Harley, it’s really hard to sit back and look from an outsiders perspective to appreciate what we’ve done when we’re so in the middle of it all… but comments like these really help us to! 😊 Really glad you’re enjoying the videos and fingers crossed for something around 350k! 🤞🏻😯
Wow that bathroom looks amazing! Such hard work going into this, and it’s certainly showing. DIY kitchens looks like it’s going to be the perfect fit for you guys and so much choice too!! Keep smashing it 💪🏼
Bless ya never seen anyone tile from the top before 😂. Fix a peace of baton to the wall near the bottom making sure you don't have any small cuts at the top or bottom and use tile spacers there like £2 for 500. 2mm is the normal. Jasmine grout would suit them tiles
Cheers Spencer, episodes will keep rolling out and hopefully the house’s be finished in no time! How exciting for you guys… best of luck and feel free to shoot any random questions our way! 🙂👋🏻
Hi Nicki and Harry, For wall tiling you screw a battern around halfway up or lower if all the tiles are the same then tile from it upwards when finished take battern off and tile the rest. Tiling is all about setting out so you don't get narrow tiles top or bottom. But anyway you did a great job in the end so well done and keep up the good work. All the best Julian.
Haha yeh I think we kinda rushed into it because we were excited 😅 But next time I reckon it’s defo worth spending time mapping it all out as you said! Thank you for the advice - noted ☺️
Wow that bathroom looks amazing! Such hard work going into this, and it’s certainly showing. DIY kitchens looks like it’s going to be the perfect fit for you guys and so much choice too!! Keep smashing it 💪🏼 Read in the other comments about the boiling water tap - such a good idea. Would also listen to the guy that mentioned the hidden bin, not something you’d think about being top priority! Seriously though, looks incredible so far and can’t WAIT for the kitchen! I’d say £290,000 as my guess! But with all that sweat put into it, you deserve so much more. All the love guys x
Tile from the bottom using a datum to give you a perfect level to tile from. If you use tile spacers & good consistency of adhesive, they won't be able to slide.
Last time I did any tiling, I used a packet of plastic spacers in all the corners that looked like + + + + the tiles being butted up to them. However those were for small square symmetrical tiles, not the large staggered spacing ones like yours that are now fashionable. The spacers were left in situ then grouted over. Worked really well. The gaps all remained identical and symmetrical. I'll stick with £320K 💰 The ultimate value depends on whether it will become a FTB or a retirement home. I may have said this before, but food shops, doctors and public transport connections are all important to buyers in more rural areas 🏡 Different types of buyers will have different priorities. Whatever happens, keep up the good work 👌 I enjoy watching progress 😃
Cheers for this comment, we actually did use spacers but found them pretty rubbish at times (probably because we had to butter so thick as our walls are pretty warped!) Nice and strong guess at 320, fingers crossed as it’s a really nice area within 5 minutes to a train station and Waitrose supermarket! 🙂🤞🏻 Thanks for all your support!! 🥰
How interesting to see how house renovation is done in the Island Kingdom. It is very different from the renovation methods in my home country. Your house will be really beautiful when you finish the renovation. Hmm. I don't know where in England you live, but I guess that winters are colder than summers for you too. Most likely, your sewage pipe freezes in the winter when it is freezing outside, because you installed it on the outside wall of the house without any kind of insulation. Usually, all water pipes and waste water pipes are installed inside the house, where they are protected from the weather. The waterproof boards in the bathroom should be sealed at the seams. You left big gaps at the joints of the boards, which you didn't seal in any way, so there is a big chance that there will be water damage to the shower walls due to these unsealed gaps. And some already said that the tiling of the walls is done from the bottom up after the floor has been tiled first. When you open the ceiling, partition or floor, you have the option to add heat insulation and sound insulation to the partition ceiling. Good luck! 😀
Well done you two! seriously well done... DIY kitchens, are one of the best out there, you really can't go wrong with them, as you mentioned all ready to install. Normally tile from the bottom, however you made it work! Be good to see the layout of the kitchen for sizes etc, maybe on the next video you can show it.
Hey Edith, we’re so excited to work with DIY Kitchens, as you mentioned- one of the best in the biz! 🤓 Really useful comment about wanting to see the space in the kitchen, we will make sure we refresh everyone on what we’re working with early next episode! Thanks for your support and comment! 😊👋🏻
Oh and super job with DIY kitchens, I’m sure you’ll pick a lovely setup 😁 we think a wireless charger/pop up socket inbuilt in the island/worktop is a good idea 👍
So exciting seeing it continue to come together. Me and my husband are doing up our house, but currently using a plumber/ builder for our ensuite as we don't have the confidence to do it ourselves. Since my last guess was £150k off 😂I now would say the new value of your home is around £350k? Looking forward to more videos😊
Love the videos, just caught up on your van projects and loving the home renovations just as much. I would recommend a double oven, nothing better when you are cooking a roast chicken dinner and need items on different temperature! I would say the house will sell for £317k fingers crossed you sell it soon as sales are slowing down rapidly x
Really appreciate this comment, glad you’ve enjoyed backdating to some of the old van content as well! Double oven is defo something we’re after- as you said will make a world of difference! Sales are on the slow down a bit, but not concerning us just yet! 🙂🤞🏻 x
You start from the bottom up. Putting a battern along the bottom wall. Measuring how many tiles you get from bottom to the top. Usually halfing a tile should go at the bottom and the other should fit at the tip run 🎉🎉
I think the house will sell for £290k 😁 thanks for all your inspiration as I’m currently buying my first renovation property and seeing you guys make all this progress helps me believe it’ll be doable and sooo worth it 😁
Hi again, The two best things I put in our kitchen in quartz tops and a boiling hot water tap, you can't leave either out or your'll regret it. Cheers, Julian.
Building control gave us the all clear. They told us had it been the other way round it would have failed. The only difference between the terracotta pipes and the black pipes on the side of the house is that the black are UV resistant so the sun doesn’t damage them. So they’re actually stronger than the terracotta so will be fine for underground use. 😊 ya learn something new everyday! (Or atleast we did 😅)
Hi, Nice vid. hwn you tile anything you should always start from th middle of the wall to the other outside walls. and always from the bottom up, otherwise you will get yourselfes in trouble.
Thanks as always Emma, having this bathroom for the past few days has made our lives so much better! 😭 Love your high guesses each episode, gets us excited and ambitious! 🤞🏻🥰
The bathroom looks great and i can see you had fun doing it 👍 For the kitchen, get a hidden bin drawer under the sink. Most give this no thought then have an ugly bin out with no proper place to go. 🗑️✅
I know!! 🥹😅 We ordered way too many black so decided to just keep it going underground- luckily our building inspector was fine with it because actually the only difference between the terracotta pipes and the black (apart from the colour) is that the black are UV resistant so can withstand harsh sun! Ya learn something new everyday ☺️😅
Thank you! The extractor is ready to get wired on the ceiling in the shower - still need to show you guys a shot of that! it will get vented through the loft and out through a ‘soffet’ I think it’s called 🤣
Fun to watch but start from low down (Bottom or one up) fix a small batten that is level and start from there. Its all a learning experience and Bathrooms are time demanding.
We didn’t realise how time demanding this would be😅 originally we were like ‘yup, give us two weeks and we’ll be good’. 4-5 weeks later….🤣 ya live and you learn!
Yea there is just so much in a bathroom and the small space does not help. I am a DIY Nut and former Electrician so I love it. Word or warning, Kitchens are just as demanding....Lots to consider electrically. Best of luck with it all
Hi bud/ we’re actually right in the middle of building an Amazon storefront (which helps us get a small amount of commission on anything people buy through our links that we’ve bought!). But never mind that for now… here’s the link to it! amzn.to/3D0OnSs
£276,000 Another great episode, love what you've done in the bathroom. My tip for your kitchen is under cabinet lighting, it's such a game changer to be able to see well on your worktops. Good luck with choosing your kitchen x
Thanks Kathy, useful tip as well- something we definitely want to include in our kitchen! Thank you, we’re looking forward to showing everyone our choice! 🙂👋🏻 x
As others have said tile from the bottom. Also the tiles behind the toilet didn't seem to be staggered there was 2 vertical lines together, sorry but I couldn't live with that, the tiling would have to be staggered.all over.... or not staggered all over
We’ll know to tile from the bottom next time at least- what you see there is the boxing around the pipe, it was impossible to match up in the staggered pattern as we were running out of tiles. So is what it is
Wait, did you switch to a gas heating system??? Considering the unstable power supply, it might have been better to install some solar panels on the roof. My brother went completely off-grid with his solar panels... Then again, solar panels require a long wait time and you're trying to push a time limit. Maybe a future idea? £309, 000 - sticking to that estimate
Hey bud, solar is definitely something we want to incorporate into a future project, but for this one we just switch to electric central heating. (There is no gas available in the village anyway)! With electricity prices flying, we wouldn’t be able to live in a house with those olde storage heaters, so thought it was worth the investment! 😊
Unfortunately not bud, the waste pipe was too wide to run through the floor joists (as you can see they aren’t parallel with the way the pipe runs, so couldn’t do it- without making HUGE holes in the joists and not meeting building regs!)
Adult gaming. The dopamine is the thing that occurs when you complete a task. Very emotive watching your combined youthfulness. The price won't reflect the blood, sweat, and tears invested or the love, so no estimate for me 😊
Hi Guys My guess on your house would be £350,000 I am hoping tho you guys would get close to that price or even slightly more as so far it's stunning Lisa UK xxxx
Great job guys as always. Like many before me said a datum battern that the bottom would have been ideal starting point. But you both cracked it and defide gravity 🥸. Diy kitchens are a fantastic company always had good experiences with them, look forward to the next video.
Hahaha no idea how we managed it, now knowing how wrong we were doing it😅🤣 ah that’s really great to hear - we’ve only heard and now seen good things too!☺️
Yeah tile from the 2nd from bottom row. Install a baton called a datum, to mark out where to start your tiling. Go either centre of tile to the middle of the wall, or centre of grout line. That way you can make sure you don’t get any silly cuts on the sides. Repeat the same for the height and you’ve set out your wall then
A datum, another random word for our DIY dictionary! 🤓
Appreciate the advice, will make sure we refer back to it the next time we take on some tiling- maybe for the kitchen! 🙂👍🏻
You two are super cute. When it comes to kitchens, whatever you go with, make the wall cupboards tall enough to reach the ceilings. Little used items can be stored high up, and not having cupboard tops that collect dust is a game changer for sure. Stay safe young 'uns.
Thank you!🥹🥰 ah great idea - adding that to the list as we speak!📝 keep em coming if you think of any more!!
Install a "shelf" a row up from bottom of tiled wall, this "shelf" holds the weight of all tiles above it and stops them sliding...also NEVER screw into a moisture barrier like that, and also you should've moisture taped the joints
Yes guys every video we watch we can’t believe the progress you guys have made!! The bathroom looks even better tan we imagined, and we love seeing you guys laughing through the process (even when it gets a tad stressful) keep smashing it guys ❤❤❤
Thank you guys- we love you!!! Can’t wait to see you both soon, the process is defo very stressful but working on a good work/life balance atm! 🙂🥰❤️
The bathroom looks great guys! Can't wait to see the patio & kitchen plans. You must be so proud of all your hard work. I love your enthusiasm. I would like to think you could get 350k
Thanks, guys. I'm really enjoying your videos 👍
Thanks Harley, it’s really hard to sit back and look from an outsiders perspective to appreciate what we’ve done when we’re so in the middle of it all… but comments like these really help us to! 😊
Really glad you’re enjoying the videos and fingers crossed for something around 350k! 🤞🏻😯
I've never tiled a bathroom you learn something new every day, guys are killing it👌🏼 still banking on £349k
Wow that bathroom looks amazing! Such hard work going into this, and it’s certainly showing. DIY kitchens looks like it’s going to be the perfect fit for you guys and so much choice too!! Keep smashing it 💪🏼
Bless ya never seen anyone tile from the top before 😂. Fix a peace of baton to the wall near the bottom making sure you don't have any small cuts at the top or bottom and use tile spacers there like £2 for 500. 2mm is the normal. Jasmine grout would suit them tiles
Yeah unfortunately we came to understand all of this after our installation endeavours… you leave and you learn though! 🤣
@@NickyandHarrior as the saying is “you live and you learn “😂
Nice one guys. Enjoying this series, keep up coming. We're starting our renovation in 5 weeks from now so we're excited!
Cheers Spencer, episodes will keep rolling out and hopefully the house’s be finished in no time! How exciting for you guys… best of luck and feel free to shoot any random questions our way! 🙂👋🏻
Hi Nicki and Harry,
For wall tiling you screw a battern around halfway up or lower if all the tiles are the same then tile from it upwards when finished take battern off and tile the rest. Tiling is all about setting out so you don't get narrow tiles top or bottom. But anyway you did a great job in the end so well done and keep up the good work. All the best Julian.
Haha yeh I think we kinda rushed into it because we were excited 😅 But next time I reckon it’s defo worth spending time mapping it all out as you said! Thank you for the advice - noted ☺️
Wow that bathroom looks amazing! Such hard work going into this, and it’s certainly showing. DIY kitchens looks like it’s going to be the perfect fit for you guys and so much choice too!! Keep smashing it 💪🏼
Read in the other comments about the boiling water tap - such a good idea. Would also listen to the guy that mentioned the hidden bin, not something you’d think about being top priority!
Seriously though, looks incredible so far and can’t WAIT for the kitchen! I’d say £290,000 as my guess! But with all that sweat put into it, you deserve so much more. All the love guys x
Thank you Victoria, yess love the hot tap and bin ideas! Defo will try to include those in the plans!! 🥰😍
Tile from the bottom using a datum to give you a perfect level to tile from. If you use tile spacers & good consistency of adhesive, they won't be able to slide.
Pan draws are a must. So practical much better than standard units. I have them and the best thing I did in my kitchen.
Great idea - thank you Rebecca!! ☺️
Good choice of kitchen supplier. I’ve just finished installing my DIYKitchen and really happy with it.
Cheers bud, really excited to get our new kitchen! Heard nothing but good reviews so far!! 🙂🙌🏻
Last time I did any tiling, I used a packet of plastic spacers in all the corners that looked like + + + + the tiles being butted up to them.
However those were for small square symmetrical tiles, not the large staggered spacing ones like yours that are now fashionable. The spacers were left in situ then grouted over.
Worked really well. The gaps all remained identical and symmetrical.
I'll stick with £320K 💰
The ultimate value depends on whether it will become a FTB or a retirement home.
I may have said this before, but food shops, doctors and public transport connections are all important to buyers in more rural areas 🏡
Different types of buyers will have different priorities.
Whatever happens, keep up the good work 👌
I enjoy watching progress 😃
Cheers for this comment, we actually did use spacers but found them pretty rubbish at times (probably because we had to butter so thick as our walls are pretty warped!)
Nice and strong guess at 320, fingers crossed as it’s a really nice area within 5 minutes to a train station and Waitrose supermarket! 🙂🤞🏻
Thanks for all your support!! 🥰
Hmmm I might raise my 💰😂
I love the his and hers sinks! You guys rock
How interesting to see how house renovation is done in the Island Kingdom. It is very different from the renovation methods in my home country. Your house will be really beautiful when you finish the renovation.
Hmm. I don't know where in England you live, but I guess that winters are colder than summers for you too. Most likely, your sewage pipe freezes in the winter when it is freezing outside, because you installed it on the outside wall of the house without any kind of insulation. Usually, all water pipes and waste water pipes are installed inside the house, where they are protected from the weather.
The waterproof boards in the bathroom should be sealed at the seams. You left big gaps at the joints of the boards, which you didn't seal in any way, so there is a big chance that there will be water damage to the shower walls due to these unsealed gaps. And some already said that the tiling of the walls is done from the bottom up after the floor has been tiled first.
When you open the ceiling, partition or floor, you have the option to add heat insulation and sound insulation to the partition ceiling.
Good luck! 😀
Love what you’ve done! Definitely a conversion….chapel, school house, shop. Good luck with the sale 😀
Hi Janie, think you’ve accidentally commented on the wrong video of ours! But no worries- we love all those ideas 🤗
Well done you two! seriously well done... DIY kitchens, are one of the best out there, you really can't go wrong with them, as you mentioned all ready to install. Normally tile from the bottom, however you made it work! Be good to see the layout of the kitchen for sizes etc, maybe on the next video you can show it.
Hey Edith, we’re so excited to work with DIY Kitchens, as you mentioned- one of the best in the biz! 🤓
Really useful comment about wanting to see the space in the kitchen, we will make sure we refresh everyone on what we’re working with early next episode! Thanks for your support and comment! 😊👋🏻
I have always wanted one of those larder cupboards when you open the doors and there are racks on the inside of the doors and floor to ceiling shelves
Oh and super job with DIY kitchens, I’m sure you’ll pick a lovely setup 😁 we think a wireless charger/pop up socket inbuilt in the island/worktop is a good idea 👍
Love ittttt- will have a look and see what we can incorporate 🤞🏻🥰
Just found this Channel by chance the other day. I must you both are massively impressive, congratulations.
Awesome news about the kitchen guys, DIY Kitchens look like they have some great offers
Thanks Will, we’re so excited!🤗 They do have some cracking offers too! 👀
So exciting seeing it continue to come together. Me and my husband are doing up our house, but currently using a plumber/ builder for our ensuite as we don't have the confidence to do it ourselves. Since my last guess was £150k off 😂I now would say the new value of your home is around £350k? Looking forward to more videos😊
Love the videos, just caught up on your van projects and loving the home renovations just as much. I would recommend a double oven, nothing better when you are cooking a roast chicken dinner and need items on different temperature! I would say the house will sell for £317k fingers crossed you sell it soon as sales are slowing down rapidly x
Really appreciate this comment, glad you’ve enjoyed backdating to some of the old van content as well! Double oven is defo something we’re after- as you said will make a world of difference! Sales are on the slow down a bit, but not concerning us just yet! 🙂🤞🏻 x
Still here sticking with 350k! It’s coming along nicely so well done :)
Appreciate that, a nice high and strong guess as well! 👀🤞🏻 See you in the next one!! 👋🏻
You start from the bottom up. Putting a battern along the bottom wall. Measuring how many tiles you get from bottom to the top. Usually halfing a tile should go at the bottom and the other should fit at the tip run 🎉🎉
Appreciate it, we've learnt our lesson on wall tiling that's for sure! Picking up some serious knowledge on the way!! :)
If you had started the wall tiling at floor level, and worked up, they would not have slipped down!
😉😉
We realised this after doing it unfortunately! 🤣 Oh well, guess it will make the next time we try it a lot easier!! 🙌🏻
Another brill episode! £300k this video. I’ve lost track of what I’ve said previously 😂
Can’t wait to see more soon xxx
Thanks Alison! 🥰 so excited to be able to show you more in the next couple weeks!!
I think the house will sell for £290k 😁 thanks for all your inspiration as I’m currently buying my first renovation property and seeing you guys make all this progress helps me believe it’ll be doable and sooo worth it 😁
Noted!📝☺️ ah amazing - that is SO exciting! Ohh it’s defo doable - just need a good playlist whilst you do the mundane jobs 😅😂
It’s coming along a treat guys 👍🏻
Thanks Paul 😅🥰
Hi again,
The two best things I put in our kitchen in quartz tops and a boiling hot water tap, you can't leave either out or your'll regret it. Cheers, Julian.
Ooooo great ideas! For us, quartz is a DEFO DEFO DEFO - and we hadn’t even thought of the hot tap - so thank you 📝☺️
Top job it looked proper nice👌
Thanks so much Steven! 🙌🏻🙂
Take my hat off to you both, well done 👍🏻
Ah thank you very much 😁❤️
Love your video. I am going to remodel my house
Just wonder need to get council approval if install new bathroom ?
Thanks
Remember to pop your market value estimates down below! 🥳
Thanks so much for watching our journey! 👋🏻🙂
Fab, looking great! £365,000 me thinks!
Thanks Joanne!!!
I'm pretty sure your underground pipe has to be brown or orange in colour, otherwise building control will fail it
Building control gave us the all clear. They told us had it been the other way round it would have failed. The only difference between the terracotta pipes and the black pipes on the side of the house is that the black are UV resistant so the sun doesn’t damage them. So they’re actually stronger than the terracotta so will be fine for underground use. 😊 ya learn something new everyday! (Or atleast we did 😅)
Hi, Nice vid. hwn you tile anything you should always start from th middle of the wall to the other outside walls.
and always from the bottom up, otherwise you will get yourselfes in trouble.
Wow bathroom is looking amaaaazzing 🔥 loving following as always! My guess of market value is £340k
Thanks as always Emma, having this bathroom for the past few days has made our lives so much better! 😭 Love your high guesses each episode, gets us excited and ambitious! 🤞🏻🥰
The bathroom looks great and i can see you had fun doing it 👍
For the kitchen, get a hidden bin drawer under the sink. Most give this no thought then have an ugly bin out with no proper place to go. 🗑️✅
What a FAB idea!! Noting that down now! Thank you JD ☺️😁
Wrong soil pipe underground, should of used the orange coloured pipe
I know!! 🥹😅 We ordered way too many black so decided to just keep it going underground- luckily our building inspector was fine with it because actually the only difference between the terracotta pipes and the black (apart from the colour) is that the black are UV resistant so can withstand harsh sun! Ya learn something new everyday ☺️😅
@@NickyandHarri fair enough 👌🏻
is the drain run rodable? normal rule with drains when it changes direction an chamber should be installed.
Great job with the bathroom, have you installed an extractor fan in bathroom?
Thank you! The extractor is ready to get wired on the ceiling in the shower - still need to show you guys a shot of that! it will get vented through the loft and out through a ‘soffet’ I think it’s called 🤣
Where's the shower? I assume your having a pro do that as it requires some additional water proofing steps beyond just cement board...
smashed it
Thanks bro 😊☺️
Fun to watch but start from low down (Bottom or one up) fix a small batten that is level and start from there. Its all a learning experience and Bathrooms are time demanding.
We didn’t realise how time demanding this would be😅 originally we were like ‘yup, give us two weeks and we’ll be good’. 4-5 weeks later….🤣 ya live and you learn!
Yea there is just so much in a bathroom and the small space does not help. I am a DIY Nut and former Electrician so I love it. Word or warning, Kitchens are just as demanding....Lots to consider electrically. Best of luck with it all
sink waste is running up hill, you can get a toilet connection with sink waste connector.
1 reminder dig a metre down for pipe as when cold caN freeze and won’t work
Thank you!! 😀
PS Can't wait to see the kitchen...
Can’t wait to show you it! 🙌🏻
It's a more important room than the bathroom...we spend far longer in a kitchen diner don't we?
Can you please leave a link to the mirror?
Thanks!
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£276,000
Another great episode, love what you've done in the bathroom. My tip for your kitchen is under cabinet lighting, it's such a game changer to be able to see well on your worktops. Good luck with choosing your kitchen x
Thanks Kathy, useful tip as well- something we definitely want to include in our kitchen! Thank you, we’re looking forward to showing everyone our choice! 🙂👋🏻 x
i think the market value will be £275,000!!!
As others have said tile from the bottom. Also the tiles behind the toilet didn't seem to be staggered there was 2 vertical lines together, sorry but I couldn't live with that, the tiling would have to be staggered.all over.... or not staggered all over
We’ll know to tile from the bottom next time at least- what you see there is the boxing around the pipe, it was impossible to match up in the staggered pattern as we were running out of tiles. So is what it is
Aye yes.just getting my weekly fix of DIY I'll be food for a week now 😂 oh I think £294,000
HAHA love that!!! good guesstimate 📝😊
Tile spacers ane tile from the bottom up!
Well from the second one up and use a batten to get a level line.
We actually did use spacers, but defo went wrong going from the top! 👀
i m not a builder but in my home i have seen tiler started tiling from bottom to top using spacers....
Yup, in hindsight that probs would have been a tad easier 😆
£262,500 for my guess, finish is gonna be too good to be any less surely
375k 😊
Cheers bud! 🤞🏻🙂
Loving the content! Also have to say mate, you remind me of myself! Punching! 😂❤
Cheers James, better to be punching than not I guess! 👋🏻🙃
Wow you’ve done a fantastic job of that bathroom. If everything’s done that well you’re going to be pushing £390k
Great to see you in the comments Marc! 👋🏻 Super high estimate, but here’s to hoping hey! 🤞🏻😉
£390k for a semi 😂
Wait, did you switch to a gas heating system??? Considering the unstable power supply, it might have been better to install some solar panels on the roof. My brother went completely off-grid with his solar panels...
Then again, solar panels require a long wait time and you're trying to push a time limit. Maybe a future idea?
£309, 000 - sticking to that estimate
Hey bud, solar is definitely something we want to incorporate into a future project, but for this one we just switch to electric central heating. (There is no gas available in the village anyway)!
With electricity prices flying, we wouldn’t be able to live in a house with those olde storage heaters, so thought it was worth the investment! 😊
Nice and strong estimate! 🤞🏻🙌🏻
230k
My guess is still £314k xx
Was it not possible to run the bsthroom waste under the floor? Room would have looked cleaner.
Unfortunately not bud, the waste pipe was too wide to run through the floor joists (as you can see they aren’t parallel with the way the pipe runs, so couldn’t do it- without making HUGE holes in the joists and not meeting building regs!)
Quooker tap
Orthough can't have with butler sink I don't think
Ohhh really!? Interesting - defo something for us to look into!
Love mine ...could not go back now I have one
Your sink waste needs to fall into the main waste pipe or else the water will backup and leak! #gravity
Hey bud, the pipe was just over a 1/40 fall fortunately. So should be ok! 👍🏻
@@NickyandHarri I`m glad, it was hard to tell from the vid!, keep up the great work guys!!
Looked a bit uphill where it goes in the soil pipe
Great bathroom guys, £399k
Thank you Sarah!🥰📝
370k
175k
Never seen anyone tile from the top down probably not a good idea
Adult gaming. The dopamine is the thing that occurs when you complete a task. Very emotive watching your combined youthfulness. The price won't reflect the blood, sweat, and tears invested or the love, so no estimate for me 😊
So true! Never thought of it in that way. Love the way you’ve phrased that. Thank you Jeffrey 🥰😊
They are called Strap ons 🤣 they are known as a strap on boss.
I reckon the market value will be £345,000
What a name though!? 🤣👀
Nice and high guess- but here’s to hoping! 🤞🏻
No fan in the bathroom?
Something we’re currently adding👍🏻
Hi Guys
My guess on your house would be £350,000 I am hoping tho you guys would get close to that price or even slightly more as so far it's stunning
Lisa UK xxxx
Hi Lisa! Aw thanks for your generous guess - we are reallyyyy hoping the same🥰
you know it's love when you like the smell of their bo, like flowers he says❤
HAHAHA love this!! 🤣❤️
My estimate is £340,000 in todays market.
Noted 📝 I reckon that’s a good guess!
I think £288k
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Wishing you a good renovation! My guess is 315k for the final value.
Thanks so much!! 😀
NO YOU USE TILE SPACERS
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£275,000
Valuation of £295k
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My estimate value would be £380
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Omg please don't do it becouse later on you'll pay double for somebody who will be fix everything
Great job guys as always. Like many before me said a datum battern that the bottom would have been ideal starting point. But you both cracked it and defide gravity 🥸. Diy kitchens are a fantastic company always had good experiences with them, look forward to the next video.
Hahaha no idea how we managed it, now knowing how wrong we were doing it😅🤣 ah that’s really great to hear - we’ve only heard and now seen good things too!☺️