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Hi all,
Going to tile my mates kitchen floor next week,and he wants them layed as in the attached picture.
Just wondering do I make two guage rods, one marked ... -
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Re: How do i set out these tiles??
The tiles are a block of oblong so use that as your gauging, Layout some paper and lay the pattern on to that which would give the fine cuts on your setting out, No need to over coplicate the pattern IMO
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Re: How do i set out these tiles??
i think you need 4 measurements,the whole width,the whole depth and 2 center of pattern measurements.
you need to avoid the small center tile being a small cut on a long run coz if the rooms out of square which it probably will be it will show on the small center tile,and it will show where the room is out of square,also even if room is square the center tile needs to be big at very least 2/3 of a tile,otherwise it will spoil the big tile effect of the job.IMO.
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Re: How do i set out these tiles??
looking again at the tiles,its all the smaller tiles you need to watch out for.
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Re: How do i set out these tiles??
looking again does that pattern actually work.......ive had a few tinnies but the pattern dont look like it will follow on.
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Re: How do i set out these tiles??
set it out with the small tiles marked out on your staff so if you get good cuts on those the rest will be good cuts also
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Re: How do i set out these tiles??
Treat the pattern in that photo as one tile, and use that to set out with.
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Re: How do i set out these tiles??
the way i see it thats not the full pattern or am i blind?
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Re: How do i set out these tiles??
I would also say this isn't the right pattern, needs a few more to get the correct bond as doing like this you will get straight grout line and you shouldn't with this type of tile. Go to the tile supplier as the should have a diagram for this bond.
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Re: How do i set out these tiles??

Originally Posted by
Dave
That tile is Domino monseratz....it usually comes supplied to fit a certain pattern.....i have fixed them loads of times.....
You can actually fit to any pattern combination you wish but usually like this photo of one i did...

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thats more like it no straight lines,the other pattern does work but only in blocks which defeats the whole idea.
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Re: How do i set out these tiles??
This site has some good pattern guides
Daltile - Tile Patterns
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