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Hi,
I'm having my firs foray into tiling and I'm getting on OK, except for the only external corner that I've got to deal with. My tiles are 6.5mm. The ... -
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External Corner - Trim causing fixing problem
Hi,
I'm having my firs foray into tiling and I'm getting on OK, except for the only external corner that I've got to deal with. My tiles are 6.5mm. The only trim I could find was either 9mm or 6mm. I bought and affixed some 6mm as I thought I'd just butt up to it and grout the space. However the corner is just over half a tiles width and when I try to lay the tile the angle caused by the additional depth (plus the fact the wall is slightly concaved) means the tile juts out WAY above the height of the trim. Should I have gone for 9mm? Is there a good article on dealing with external corners I could be directed to?
Any help greatly appreciated.
P.S. I tried to register but it kept saying I was reading the image incoreectly - pretty sure I wasn't/checked Caps Lock etc.
Regards,
Rob
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robsmith28
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Re: External Corner - Trim causing fixing problem
Thanks for the reply, Dan. I've managed to register as you can see! I think my problem is even simpler than the links you've provided as it's a 2-D corner (if that makes sense) rather than 3 corners/edges meeting? Should I now post this on the main site as I'm registered?
Rob.
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Please do mate.
Though the first couple of steps in a "three way mitre" acheive what you're looking for.
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robsmith28
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Thanks. Could n't see that thread?
Have posted in the main area now.
External Corner - Trim causing fixing problem
Last edited by robsmith28; 11-02-2008 at 05:00 PM.
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