THE TILE ASSOCIATION
serving the tile industry and its customers
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TTA PR supporting tile fixers and retailers.Latest press release goes out regionally to 358 local titles across 30 UK regions. The following press release has been sent out across 30 UK regions to 385 local and regional newspapers. Each release had the name and contact details of all TTA fixers working in the domestic sector and all TTA tile showrooms in that geographic region. This is part of an on-going local PR campaign in support of TTA members. You will have received an email with a list of the titles covered in your area. If you would like any other newspapers included email judi@jbkmarketing.co.uk DOT AND DAB WON’T DO! Many DIYers think that a dot of adhesive on each corner of a tile and a dab in the middle is enough to stick a tile to the wall or floor. It isn’t because ceramic tiles aren’t strong but that they need supporting across the whole of their surface. What is more worrying is that some so called tile fixers also dot and dab. The British Standard for tiling, BS5385, the code of practice for fixing wall and floor tiles, makes it quite clear precisely how tiles should be fixed so if you are employing a tiler make sure that they follow this code of practice. But how can you be sure that you are employing an experienced tradesman and not a cowboy? That is easy; only use tradesmen who are members of a specific trade association. A trade association, such as The Tile Association, that will not accept just any company as a member. Each company, retailer, contractor and tile fixer that wishes to join The Tile Association is carefully checked for financial, technical and service standards. Your home is your biggest financial asset, don’t risk it. Tiles fixed correctly will last a lifetime with little or no maintenance and will add real value to your property. Invest in your home; invest in style; invest in tile; invest in a professional tile fixer. On The Tile Association website at www.tiles.org.uk you can search for a tile retailer or fixer by entering your postcode. Alternatively you can phone 020 8663 0946 |
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