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Recently tiled a bathroom with 600 x 300 ceramics in brick pattern, with the size of tile they all had a slight curve, although they weren't cheap. The custumer was ... -
curved ceramics
Recently tiled a bathroom with 600 x 300 ceramics in brick pattern, with the size of tile they all had a slight curve, although they weren't cheap. The custumer was pleased with the work, but I could see where the middle of the tile didn't match up with the edges of the next coarse.
My question is, is there anything i could have done to improve the appearance or am I just too fussy?
Thanks
Jonny
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Re: curved ceramics
A wider joint helps....or don't do brickbond if they are that bad...always best to check them first...
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Re: curved ceramics
There was another post about the very same topic but on PORCELAIN tiles not CERAMICS
Check out the other post
The gist of it is that some tiles are not flat when produced. A level placed over the tile will confirm it.
Not sure what comments to make here save to say that the other post has all the info and feedback so probably worth a click and a read
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Re: curved ceramics
easy to say dont do brickbond but customer allways insists
in my experiance most tiles are curved to a degree so brickbond is allways a potential nightmare
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Re: curved ceramics
I'm a big fan of brickbond!

Looks superb! (But I am biased because this is my own shower)
I just feel sorry for you installers !
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Re: curved ceramics
Hi, your shower looks well, I did the shower and floor in black porcelian, they were perfectly flat and no problem to fit, the 365 drills were great too. Think for that size of tile brick bond looks better.
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Re: curved ceramics
Yes agree I am a big fan of brickbond on large format tiles. Even the small ones as well !
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