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Finishing off edges on tile installation over UFH in the
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Have lurked here for over a year. Great forum. I gleaned great info and have avoided potential mistakes, so for that I thank you all. Needed to know ... -
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Re: Finishing off edges on tile installation over UFH
Hi Jay,
Boy, that was quick!! Thank you for your response.
It sounded as if they made a product for the purpose, but didn't give me the exact name.
I'll have a look for something like you've suggested.
Many thanks!
Jeri
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