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In geometry, the hexagonal tiling or hexagonal tessellation is a regular tiling of the Euclidean plane, in which exactly three hexagons meet at each vertex. It has Schläfli symbol of {6,3} or t{3,6} (as a truncated triangular tiling).
English mathematician John Conway called it a hextille.
The internal angle of the hexagon is 120 degrees so three hexagons at a point make a full 360 degrees. It is one of three regular tilings of the plane. The other two are the triangular tiling and the square tiling.

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    tiling courses

    HI guy's I live in between Colchester and Ipswich (Essex, Suffolk) im looking to do a course on tiling. would anybody be able to recommend anything local to me? around the north essex and south suffolk area. cheers
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    how to level wall in shower before tiling

    hi, i hope someone can help. i have an existing recessed shower area where we have taken down tiles etc and fitted new shower traty. however one wall (on the right as looking at pic) is totally uneven. i started levelling with bonding but then read that its not a good idea if going to tile...
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    Tiling uneven wooden floors

    My wall tiling isn't bad but I haven't done that much floor tiling. I've got a bathroom (1.7m x 1.9m) and a small cloakroom to do. It's an old house and the existing floor boards are all over the shop. Very uneven with gaps and corners missing, etc. I am thinking of screwing down the boards as...
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    I want to become a plumber age 27

    I need some advise, i was thinking of becoming a plumber. how hard is it to become fully qualified, can i get into any apprenticeships schemes at my age, apart from apprenticeships are there any other ways i can gain practical experience? How many years would it take me to become self employed...
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    tiling around a new shower installation

    Not sure if this is in the corrtect forum but when tiling around a new shower installation what is the difference between applying cement to the back of the tile or to the wall? The cement I have says apply it to the wall and not the tile. Does it really make a difference? Regards
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    Do your own tiling work?

    So when doing any work for someone, fitting a new bathroom for example and the customer wants the tiling done do any of you do this too or do you let the customer get someone separate in? I'm just wondering if it's worth doing a short tiling course so I can take advantage of this if I get the...
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    Bathroom / Shower questions / timescales

    Hi All, Just looking for a couple of pointers with regards to a coupe of technical issues / timings. In a couple of months time I'll be starting up on my own and in the last month of my redundancy I'll be using up some of my owed holidays doing a couple of jobs for my sister in law (and going...
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    Anyone remove the film on baths before tiling?

    ....I don't, I leave it on to protect the bath from grout, adhesive, scratches etc but slightly peel back the edges at the tiled wall (cover with masking tape when tiling) and round the taps and waste to allow them to be sealed to the bath not the film. I've heard that not removing the film...
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    Looking for a good tiler in the Hampton Court area

    Hi guys, i have been getting lots of bathroom jobs where they want the tiling doing also. I am not a tiler and honestly don't want to start. I am happy doing the Plumbing. But, i am worried that as i do not know a tiler, and cannot recommend one, i will be losing business. So, are any of you...
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    Toilet water supply pipe 1cm short after tiling

    Hi all I'm new to this forum (and to plumbing!) but am hoping I can fix this problem and hopefully learn some other bits and bobs on the way. I've just finished tiling our downstairs cloakroom and took the toilet and sink out to do this. Having tried to put the toilet back in the water supply...
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    gas fitters

    gas fiter needed for work in gillingham kent starting soon dont know it if it helps but the gas spec is for a take away please pm with your number if you up for it
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    Plumbing Qualifications- Self Employed (sorry to post again)

    Hi there, this is my first post and hopefully many more to come. I have a query that has troubled me for some time. Basically i have completed my Level 2 in Plumbing 6129 at college a couple of years ago. Ive worked for a few plumbers on and off and have been travelling as i am young in the...
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    what you use then lads

    going to get a new set pipe benders this week and im wondering what all you lads are useing and what you class as werth buying or to stay away from i use to have a roth set but they got nicked i like the hilmor benders ill use them for 15mm/22mm so im not looking for a small set but a full size...
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    Name that fitting: 3/4" LCS to 15mm MDPE

    As the title suggests, I know what I want, I'm going to have to go out to a merchant tommorrow (on a god dam sunday) and ask for one, I just wanted to be pre-armed with a name and not start some Lionel Blair "give us a clue" mimes. it's a compression fitting, a large plastic thing, I've used...
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    willing to work for nout

    hi lads long shot but here go's im 21 years old as a traid im a plasterer but im getting to hump with it to be honist and im looking for a start in plumbing i can fit a new bathroom from a empty shell own plumbing kit hard working i just want to lern as i cant read and right propper pople tend...
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    The Snow

    Well after 2 days of seeing on the news about the snow it got here I love it:D
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    rse of a day

    just spent 5 hours fitting 2 8'x4' mermaid wall panels for a shower today, floor to ceiling and butted up to crooked tiling. i must admit that getting them through the doors was a challenge and after 14 trips with the 2 panels, there were a few scars on the bathroom ceiling, what an rse of a job...
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    few weeks work in merseyside on bathrooms

    any local lads from liverpool who want some work experience installing bathrooms, plus bit of tiling and plastering ? the young lad am learnin is off on holiday for 3 weeks (must be payin him to much:p) i can take me time on the work ive got lined up so thought i'd offer someone a chance to have...
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    ideas for 3 steps down to new en suite?

    Hi currently looking at a situation where a new en suite is soon to be created by knocking through to another room with a circa 560mm high difference. Looking at creating a 3 tread mini staicase, with (from memory) a 400mm 'landing' as required by building regs for stairs near a doorway. Anyone...
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    who does what?

    Currently doing a major bathroom change and client is now having mermaid enclosure boarding on three sides having changed there mind.A tiler is also there who presumed he was tiling the enclosure.He won't fit the panelling and says it should be the plumber who fits that and i say it's the person...
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