tiling a bath panel

[grahamster]

ok thanks again,some good ideas there,i like the mirrored screws option,nice finish......another one for bearwithme,what have you used to finish around the bottom of the bath panel and around skirtings,the black strips?nice finish aswell,if you dont have the option of taking skirtings off.

 

[devonmark]

you could tile as normal and fit in an inspection panel where it's required and fix it with magnets, here's one I did earlier (well not a bath panel) and it worked a treat..Mark.

 

[bearwithme]

hi grahamster, new product at band q. customer showed me it. works like adjustable height door trim. 1 length under floor then top length just clicks in gives a nice low profile finish rather than using quadrant. sorry mate , can't remember name. you'll find it in laminate floor section.

 

[Perry]

you could tile as normal and fit in an inspection panel where it's required and fix it with magnets, here's one I did earlier (well not a bath panel) and it worked a treat..Mark.

or you could use plasterboard and send me the money u would have paid for the inspection panel (mark only joking) ete

 

[devonmark]

or you could use plasterboard and send me the money u would have paid for the inspection panel (mark only joking) ete

Pete I made it with no more ply...no extra cost, apart from on the price for the messing...lol

 

[maclure]

Instead of the mirror screws , you can countersink the hole and cover the screwhead with matching grout. It can then be removed if access is needed and is not so noticeable.

JL

 

[Perry]

Instead of the mirror screws , you can countersink the hole and cover the screwhead with matching grout. It can then be removed if access is needed and is not so noticeable.

JL

But if its ply it will bow :yes:

 

[Partizannka]

I've recently got a wonderful bathroom at LINK REMOVED, but it is of round shape, how should i fit the tiles around it?

 

[wivers]

could try mosaic

 

[Scott]

I done this for a customer a couple of weeks back in natural stone,i plyed it and screwed it to the battons,there was no real need for an access panel as the taps are in the wall

Nice finish, how about access to the waste though?