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22-07-2008
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#1 | | Tilers Forums Arms Member
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|  Border tile, trim anyone? | |
Shower room with a tile that has a curved border tile built in, any ideas on window frame, don't reckon the tile trim will cover the bulge, only option I thought was to mitre them all the way around the window.
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23-07-2008
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| Re: Border tile, trim anyone? | |
I would normally mitre the border tile only, then cut tile trim to either end.  | | |
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23-07-2008
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| Re: Border tile, trim anyone? | |
Same as murf | | |
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| Re: Border tile, trim anyone? | |
The border is part of the tile though, as in the same size as the wall tiles, I can't mitre just one tile, or do you mean mitre only the border section of the tile? Wouldn't this look odd? | | |
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23-07-2008
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| Re: Border tile, trim anyone? | |
I,ve both ways, just whatever the customer wants but some mitreing can be bit sharp
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