TILING GUIDE - Tiles Industry Experts

SETTING THE STANDARDSTILING GUIDEF ormed in January 2000, through the amalgamation of the NMTFA (National Master Tile Fixers Association), the NTA (National Tile Association), the TPB (Tile Promotion Board) and British Ceramic Tile Council, The Tile Association represents the entire UK wall and floor tile Industry and is committed to continuously promoting professionalism and raising standards in the TILING Industry . TTA operates as a Trade Association with TTA Board having overall responsibility for the work of the Association. Many members of TTA Board and Committees have contributed to the formation of British Standards for best TILING practice. TTA operates a partnership with Trading Standards to form a Primary Authority for the TILING sector. This is backed by BEIS (The Department of Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy).Opted-in members can access regulatory advice on trading standards, environmental health and fire safety legislation, enabling them to ensure their work is compliant at all learn more about TTA s work and services, and/or its membership benefits, go to 5385-1 states that the application of ceramic or natural stone mosaic demands efficient supervision and the employment of properly trained operatives, skilled to an appropriate level of competence certified by a recognised body, The Tile INTRODUCTION011 Training Page 022 Tile Types Page 043 Slip Resistance of Floor Tiles Page 064 Classification of Tile Adhesives and Grouts Page 075 T

involved in taking on a new apprentice - for example the cost of recruitment and associated start-up costs. Under the scheme tiling companies can apply for a grant of £500 if they meet the eligibility conditions. TTA also runs a variety of short courses and technical

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