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    Default border help

    i am tiling my own bathroom this weekend (not getting paid) and am running a jonsons tamara border (floor to ceiling either side of the sink) straight set tiles 2 rows inbetween and brick bond all the rest. 2 questions that are niggling me.
    firstly the border is marble travertine glass and chrome. the glass and the chrome are set back from the rest if you know what i mean??? how do i set these. if i put the marble level with the field tiles how can i grout the glass that is set back from the rest, or do i level the part of the border that is the thinnest and have the marble standing out???? that way i could grout the lot???? hope you know what i am waffling about. phoned johnsons and they didnt know???
    secondly if doing brickbond either side of the border would it look ok if i dont start with a full tile/ half tile and use 1/3 of a tile 2/3 tile obviously the same either side of the border
    sorry for the tedious post any help /adv much appreciated
    ian

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    Hi Ian.....

    your choice really mate........what finish would you like,,,after all it's your bathroom.

    I'd say let the marble be proud..it will stand out nice...sort of 3d-ish...lol...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave View Post
    Hi Ian.....

    your choice really mate........what finish would you like,,,after all it's your bathroom.

    I'd say let the marble be proud..it will stand out nice...sort of 3d-ish...lol...
    it will look better imo proud (as you say) it will really set off the lippage on the rest
    cheers dave

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    lol..im sure you will be fine.

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