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    When tiling a kitchen flooor with two doors on either side but not parrallel were is the best place to start?

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    I'd say you need to take the whole floor into consideration mate - put your datum lines in, make a guage and work out what will achieve the best balance when all things considered ....when you have deided on your tile lines, you can then choose your starting point to work back out of whichever door.

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    As the above but i stress abit more on making sure u dont end up with slither cuts anywhere in the room! good luck

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    with allure and cp on that

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