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I saved a lot of time with this

Discuss I saved a lot of time with this in the Tiling Forum at Tilers Forum; I was faced with this dilemma, two feature strips, either side of wc and basin. tiles are 11mm, mosaics are 8mm.Oh and they want 2 silver square trims either side ...
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    Default I saved a lot of time with this

    I was faced with this dilemma, two feature strips, either side of wc and basin. tiles are 11mm, mosaics are 8mm.Oh and they want 2 silver square trims either side of the mosaics, these are 9.5mm. Normally I would try and put the trim under the tiles as it is too fiddely to bed out both trims and mosaics.
    The solution: Make them up the night before


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    Default Re: I saved a lot of time with this

    Nice idea, how do / did you book the time to the job ?

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    Quality........ I do something similar with thin sheet mosaics when they have to go with thick tiles, I stick them to ditra.....
    "The early bird catches the worm.... but it's the second mouse that gets the cheese"

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    good idea
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    Default Re: I saved a lot of time with this

    good ideas there Tommy and stewart

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    Default Re: I saved a lot of time with this

    Quote Originally Posted by Stewart__SPM View Post
    Quality........ I do something similar with thin sheet mosaics when they have to go with thick tiles, I stick them to ditra.....
    I keep 6mm lux / cementous board for that issue. stick the 6mm board as a strip to the wall in the gap between the thicker tiles and as long as the main tiles are set at the correct height - 12/13 mm on a 10mm porcelain tile, run the mosaics in a line to fill the gap - bobs your uncle or is he the auntie ?
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