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Hi,
Just trying to work out the best way to run round a corner... One corner is tiled to the ceiling (bath) and may have whole uncut tiles upto the edge. Tiles unfortunately are only part glazed on the edge or I'd just do a butt join. The adjoining wall is only tiled half way up (sink) with paint above. Would a good way to do this be to cut the tiles that must be cut, with a 45 degree bevel so that the tile edge comes level with the face of the tiles on the bath side, then grout in? I have a wet cutter. Like: Bath Whole tile ---- Grout just into this gap, flat ======== | ======== || ========||| ||| Sink, cut tile ||| ||| Or would this work better: Bath Whole tile ---- Grout just into this gap at 45 degrees ======== ======== | ======== || ||| Sink, cut tile ||| ||| -- Tim Watts This space intentionally left blank... |
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