bad fitting

Discussion in 'Carpet / Textile' started by oddbod_jnr, Oct 11, 2012.

  1. oddbod_jnr

    oddbod_jnr Well-Known Member

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    hi guys take a look at this, got called to a job ,customer had thrown fitter out ,not surprised.
    he had tried to fit wilton without gripper because it was a solid floor and couldnt pin into it hehe ,also just butted selvedge up on join he he but the best of the lot are the plates around the tiling hehe .needless to say job was done right. moon2.jpg plates.jpg plates2.jpg
     
  2. Neilydun

    Neilydun Well-Known Member

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    Oh dear, that`s possibly the worst attempt I have ever seen.
     
  3. scotflooring

    scotflooring Well-Known Member

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    :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: EDIT (Something is wrong with these smiley icons, I was trying to put the shocked face but these came up?
     
  4. sidney

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    Can't believe a fitter did that.
    Looks more like the customer tried a bit of DIY, then his missus came home and gave him a b0ll0cking!
     
  5. oddbod_jnr

    oddbod_jnr Well-Known Member

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    no def a fitter the shop he fitted for called me to put right.
    honest they were trying to fit wilton with spraycans.
     
  6. NathanKing

    NathanKing Well-Known Member

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    That's shocking
     
  7. Jasper

    Jasper Well-Known Member

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    Wow thats a classic , how were the plates fixed ?
     
  8. coolevilangel

    coolevilangel Well-Known Member

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    holllleeeeeee.....
    Please tell me that said 'fitter' *cough!*
    doesnt work for the shop in question any more? lol:rolleyes:
     
  9. welsh wood

    welsh wood Well-Known Member

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    fook don't know much about the dark arts of fitting the fluffy stuff BUT on any level that's a total shocker...!!!
     
  10. markyw

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    cowboys even carpetright would sack them lol
     
  11. bournemouth

    bournemouth Super Moderator

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    Hahaha it's amazing what people do shocking thing is he will still get work from people
     
  12. Jasper

    Jasper Well-Known Member

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    Don't be so sure !!
     
  13. Matt

    Matt Well-Known Member Staff Member

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    but his a carpet fitter, a carpet fitter is a 'carpet fitter' how can they do it wrong?

    Quote " a typical customer"
     
  14. Manny39

    Manny39 Banned

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    Now that is really ****e.
    Why the seam in the middle of the room?
     
  15. Kevin0722

    Kevin0722 Well-Known Member

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    That has got to be the worst i've ever seen
     
  16. Matt

    Matt Well-Known Member Staff Member

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    take it you have never been to Birmingham then??

    Trip hazard city :eek:
     
  17. Jambo

    Jambo Well-Known Member

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    Bloody awful! Problem is guys like this go into old folks houses maybe too afraid to say anything. High time shops started to think of their futures and kick these cowboy types out the door. If lads aren't willing to listen and learn how to do the job properly it's time to move on.
     
  18. tarkett85

    tarkett85 Well-Known Member

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    I cried laughing never have i seen such shoddy work, did you see the plates were fitted ONTOP of the underlay? we need regulating
     
  19. Kevin0722

    Kevin0722 Well-Known Member

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    Been to Solihull,fitted the Gordon Scott shoe shop there,used to work with an ex Brintons fitter in London.
    Can't be that bad in Birmingham
     
  20. Matt

    Matt Well-Known Member Staff Member

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    Solihull? thats where i live.

    looked at a job a few months ago, it was a failed wood floor. While i was there i noticed the carpet on the stairs was a deep pile saxony. It had 5 felt nails holding each tread and riser on. Customer thought this was normal. Im talking nailed straight through the carpet with massive dips. The carpet was also not cut in but rolled under at the edges of the stringer.

    We wont get started on the wood floor, but if you can visualize the state of the carpet that they think was normal, well can you imagine the state of the wooden floor that they complained about ?
     

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