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Just ready to set about tiling round the new kitchen cupboards and
trying to decide the neatest way to finish the tiles where they meet at an external 3 way corner. This is the corner where the window ledge, the wall behind the sink and the wall to the back door come together, IYSWIM. I have seen this done by amateur and so-called professional tilers using plastic tile trim. The best seem to cut a mitre on the two horizontal edges but leave the vertical edge to but up against the other two. This leaves a sharp point on the mitre which protrudes and doesn't look very good. The worst aren't worth describing. Any ideas of the best way to do it? TIA Pete |
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