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Hi just wandering the why you do it.When tilng a bathroom do you tile the floor first or the walls when doing wall& floors?... -
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personal choice.I tile walls then the floor and silicone around the perimeter of the room.
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Walls first but if I'm doing a bathroom with tiles that they want to follow thru from walls to floor, may concider doing the floor first
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personal choice and preference pipl, pro's and con's either way, but as whitebeam says if you want your floor tile and wall tile joints to match, best to lay floor first, then cover up with card apart from maybe a 2" perimeter
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