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Hi team
My builder had to break a new tile to swap the mixer and spout position. When he patched it up (not waterproofed yet), it looks like this. Is this right? Not sure if he used a new plasterboard to cover the hole. Please advise..
Good Evening @renie
When we dont work with something and google stuff on how to I often think its like going to "doctor google" Itr is way to easy to end up super concerned over a job when we dont havethe knowledge bas to start with.
With your instance I would hit up teh builder and ask, Most builders I know dont mind explaining what they have done and even how they have done it 
We all like acknowledgement of a job so being interested tends to get more information. They will be able to give reasonings and you can even tell him your worries "mate at work said so and so" but you dont believe it type deal.
I have only ever patched my wall in my laundry (whoops just reminded me I better do the washing!) and I "presume" I have done it right but fully admit that I watched youtube and aksed questions like you.
Dave
Not the fault of the tiler. The spout and mixer had to be swapped around as builder assumed that vanity will be leaning against the wall when we wanted it to be centered so we had the work around.
Unfortunately, to swap them around, the plumber had to break the tile and they chipped the next tile as a result. And to make matters worse, the vanity is now installed which presses against that chipped tile.
Builder is so far behind schedule and he doesn’t QC the work so now we’re hoping for a solution that will still look good and match tile colour and style (lappato) without removing the vanity and tile.
. 😭 very sad as the tiles were all looking great and the chip would be near the tap which we can’t hide properly.
