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Tiling a bathroom which has a new laid carpet and no current skirting around the perimeter of the room. If no skirting required could anyone advise as to the ... -
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bathroom help
Hi,
Tiling a bathroom which has a new laid carpet and no current skirting around the perimeter of the room. If no skirting required could anyone advise as to the best way to finish down to carpet? May sound a stupid question and probably is! Thanks in advance of any advice.
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peel back carpet on tile side remove gripper fit tile and replacegripper and carpet then move on to next side!!!
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Very Carefully , better you than me . should have been tiled before the carpet went down . best of luck m8
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New carpet before the tiling is done....
...take it up and tile to the floor leaving a small expansion gap...then re-fit carpet using grippers...
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Take the carpet up.
Take the gripper strips up.
Tile down to the floor.
Get a carpet fitter in to refit the carpet.
Timeless John.
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thanks...are you a welsh gooner or is that a crypticname..does that mean there are at least another 58 on this site!?
Thanks all for quick replies..never fails to amaze! I shall go with caution!
It may npt be a new carpet but in comparison to mine.....
Last edited by paulvdavies; 31-08-2009 at 05:56 PM.
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likewise been a seasonticket goer for as long as I can remember! Tis true they are the nuts!
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is it bathroom carpet? if it is then there will not be any grippers the carpet should be down by its own weight or by systhentic spray adhesive. if its its own weight just lift back and tile to floor relay the carpet and using the back of your stanley knife score along the joint to create a grove, then either use a new blade or a good pair of scissors.... but cut the fall away pile first.
chris
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bathroom carpet....is that what you call tile! No carpet runs through upper floors so suspect it is standard carpet.
Thanks for advice.
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wear latex gloves when taking it up round the toilet area!
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Ewww carpet in a bathroom.
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