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Just been having a look back at the jobs i'v done this year. I noticed that every bathroom i'v tiled this year, all 12 of them, as been 600x300 or ... -
whats your most popular patten
Just been having a look back at the jobs i'v done this year. I noticed that every bathroom i'v tiled this year, all 12 of them, as been 600x300 or some size similar, in a brickbond stylie, with jasmin grout. I think most bathrooms in cheshire must look the same, whats your most popular patten.
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Hi phil.....i have done loads of large format in brickbond as well.......but i am finding that the trend is changing to large format in landscape effect now.......floors as well....
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I'm the same, Half or quarter bond looks good
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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The first floor i done in landscape brickbond, sent me eyes funny, just did'nt seem right. Looked pretty damed good though, when it was done.
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Have done two in the past month with 300x200 white tiles in landscape brickbond...floor I am on at the mo is 600x400 in a third brickbond style. Looks really good
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Bog standard rows, be it hallways, kitchens, bathrooms, walls and floors.
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Diagonal herringbone on the walls
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Bit of variety from standard to pattern,mosiac borders are popular,started a a brickbond today,whats landscape?
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Landscape is when you set the tiles lengh ways up, hope you understand what i mean
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Originally Posted by
Wylie
Bit of variety from standard to pattern,mosiac borders are popular,started a a brickbond today,whats landscape?
The opposite to portrait
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Originally Posted by
poynton phil
Landscape is when you set the tiles lengh ways up, hope you understand what i mean
No, length ways across.
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horizontal as in normal brick bond
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I'm always tired on a friday working tiles length ways horizontal
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I'm getting confused now, proberbly the jd. Nrmal brickond landscape, potraite the over way round . I think.......... lol
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Lanscape or portrait..both the same way.......length of the tile side on.....like this one i did....
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Grace'sDad
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Ditto Dave.
I started last year doind loads of brick bond - personally I dont like it and think it will date quickly (which probably isn't a bad thing for a tiler).
More recently I have been "talking" customers out of brickbond and more toward landscape as Dave picture. Looks better and is easier for fixing.
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