I may have dreamt this, but wasn't there a post on here about laying this
stuff by using a wire coathanger somehow to aid cutting?

Does anyone have any idea how this stuff is cut accurately? - I always seem
to get gaps around the edges and I've got some to lay in my bathroom soon.

TIA

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Phil L
RSRL Tipster Of The Year 2008

Phil L wrote:
I may have dreamt this, but wasn't there a post on here about laying this
stuff by using a wire coathanger somehow to aid cutting?

Does anyone have any idea how this stuff is cut accurately? - I always seem
to get gaps around the edges and I've got some to lay in my bathroom soon.

For a small room like a bathroom, I use brown paper to make a master
sheet and cut to that. You can always stick bits back on when working
with brown paper if you get the cut wrong.

Colin Bignell

"Nightjar "cpb"@" "insertmysurnamehere wrote in message
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For a small room like a bathroom, I use brown paper to make a master sheet
and cut to that. You can always stick bits back on when working with brown
paper if you get the cut wrong.

I always try to get the edges to go under the skirting board (cutting the
bottom of the skirting if necessary....

On Mar 8, 10:14*pm, "Phil L" wrote:
I may have dreamt this, but wasn't there a post on here about laying this
stuff by using a wire coathanger somehow to aid cutting?

Does anyone have any idea how this stuff is cut accurately? - I always seem
to get gaps around the edges and I've got some to lay in my bathroom soon..

TIA

cut a template, get it spot on first. The card packets the tiles come
in are just right for this.


NT