AIMA-All India Management Association, Institutional Area, Delhi4 tiling kitchen professionals near you

To become a tiler, one must follow training courses and have certain skills. In France, the student can obtain a CAP (vocational training certificate) in tiling and mosaics after the 9th grade. After this training, it is advisable to have the Bac Pro building development and finishing diploma or the Bac pro Tile-Mosaic. At Bac+2 level, it is essential to choose the BTS Aménagement et Finition (AF) or the DMA décor architectural option Décor du mur to acquire skills. The student can also have a licence pro trades BTP. The profession of tiler requires a lot of effort and good organisation. Excellent physical condition and good health are also important. Mathematical skills are required. Meticulousness, precision and rigour are also assets.

Tilesetters may be responsible for dressing the walls and surfaces of the kitchen. He can use slate, earthenware, marble, sandstone and ceramic tiles. First of all, he determines the number of tiles and the quantity of adhesive required, then he prepares the surfaces with plaster, cement and sand. After that, he will fix the tiles to the wall and floor of the kitchen. He can also give advice on the choice of colours, patterns and materials, taking into account the wishes of his customers. He is also responsible for repairing damaged areas and installing them.

As tiling is one of the most durable and attractive ways to decorate the kitchen, it is necessary to hire a professional tiler to do the job. They have the skills and equipment to handle the tiling of the kitchen floor and walls. He can ensure that all tiles are well placed and stylish. He can guarantee a quality job that matches the taste of his clients.

The tiler can work on new construction or renovation projects in the kitchen. However, they work after the masonry work. They may also work with construction companies, painters, plumbers/heaters and electricians.

There are several ways to find a good tile setter in AIMA-All India Management Association, Institutional Area. The easiest way is to use the StarOfService directory. You just have to choose the right professional, answer some questions and follow the different steps.

The price of laying kitchen tiles is between €50 and €150 per square metre, including VAT. The price varies depending on the type of flooring material, the geographical location and the duration of the work. The cost could be more expensive if the owner prefers a more unusual tiling style as it takes longer to cut and lay the tiles.

- For larger tiling jobs, an experienced tiler will always be best placed to deal with any problems and requirements. Therefore, it is necessary to choose a tiler who has experience. One should check his references and read the reviews of the work he has done. -It is essential to hire a tiler who knows the different types of flooring materials such as laminate, carpet and ceramic tiles. They should be able to advise customers on tile products or brands. -Depending on the scope of a job, it may be useful to meet with the tiler and obtain cost estimates for the project. It is important to ensure that all estimates are similar (materials, labour and VAT). It is also important to know the time frame of the work. -Although tiling jobs are usually straightforward, there is always a chance that something will go wrong. It is best to choose a tiler who can monitor the work and make corrections if necessary.

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