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Hello all,
I know it's a bone question, but........
When you've established your start point, do you just continue round the walls in one hit, or treat each wall as ... -
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Wall Layout
Hello all,
I know it's a bone question, but........
When you've established your start point, do you just continue round the walls in one hit, or treat each wall as seperate, working from the middle, and equal cuts at each side?
Cheers
Jed
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Re: Wall Layout
Depends really. If you have a pattern tile then it should follow around. Of course the chances of a pattern meeting everywhere is remote.
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