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Hi,
I need some advice, I am about to tile my bthroom and in some areas I want to tile the whole wall.
The problem I have is what is the normal thing to do about the coving, do I tile up to it or do I remove the coving tile and then replace the coving over the tiles?
Any advice would be great,
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[quote=unregistered;62795]Hi,
I need some advice, I am about to tile my bthroom and in some areas I want to tile the whole wall.
The problem I have is what is the normal thing to do about the coving, do I tile up to it or do I remove the coving tile and then replace the coving over the tiles?
Any advice would be great,
Thanks[/quote]If possible remove the coving and replace after tiling but before grouting. This way, you will see the full profile of the coving and also , you can panel pin between vertical joints to support it until it has set on......Gaz

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Thanks very much for the advice.

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