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I'm about to start tiling the bathroom using natural limestone, however how do I stop the tiles from slipping/falling off the inside the window (i.e. underside at the top) and ... -
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Tiling around a window?
I'm about to start tiling the bathroom using natural limestone, however how do I stop the tiles from slipping/falling off the inside the window (i.e. underside at the top) and above the window (on the wall).
Is the adhesive strong enough to hold it in place or should I build a timber frame to hold it all in place until the adhesive goes off?
Cheers
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wetdec
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Re: Tiling around a window?
Hi
If you stick an offcut to the head of the window it will give you a guide to how far the tiles on the reveal head will need to come out. You then need to batten the reveal head to hold the tiles up once these have gone off you can rest the other tiles on them.
If you get me ?
tiler
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Re: Tiling around a window?

Originally Posted by
wetdec
Hi
If you stick an offcut to the head of the window it will give you a guide to how far the tiles on the reveal head will need to come out. You then need to batten the reveal head to hold the tiles up once these have gone off you can rest the other tiles on them.
If you get me ?
tiler
Tiler....I think I get you...i.e do the underside of the window with the lip sticking out beyond the wall face and have these held in place with a baton until the adhesive dries. Once this is done I can tile the remainder of the wall above the window by placing the tiles on the lip.
I think this is what you said but in a different way.
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wetdec
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Re: Tiling around a window?
u got it m8
If you want to do the reverse then you batten across the head first and slot the reveal tiles in behind, you will need to batten twice then tho
Last edited by wetdec; 02-06-2008 at 03:01 PM.
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Re: Tiling around a window?

Originally Posted by
wetdec

u got it m8
If you want to do the reverse then you batten across the head first and slot the reveal tiles in behind, you will need to batten twice then tho
Superb....I've got loads of spare timber at home to use as batons so I can get something sorted with ease!
Cheers
Rob
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