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Wel actually its not a stair, but a large porch area, with two platforms. so two steps to get to the front door.
total area arround 10m2
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Tiling stairs
Wel actually its not a stair, but a large porch area, with two platforms. so two steps to get to the front door.
total area arround 10m2
so in this area i have two exposed edges at the front of the step, the tile is 600 by 300 imitation black slate 6mm thick
question, i can make the tile flush with the front (so first a tile against the back of the upstand), then the next tile on top, flush with the front, or, i could use a aluminium tiling edge at the front, however it needs to be black, and i have the feeling that the aluminium tiling edgeto be less strong then the tile itself
the tile is a class 5 type, the tiling subfloor is concrete
What would you do? tiling with or without the aluminium tiling edge
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Re: Tiling stairs
I did a bit more research and saw the Schluter nosing profiles
I think that those will do a good job, so where can you buy these, and is 2.5mtr the longest length available
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You could always mitre the edges so they nearly butt then grout them.
EDIT: that would give a weak spot, I suppose in hind sight that's bad on a stair lol
Last edited by Alan.P; 15-02-2011 at 04:19 PM.
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The steps would need to be the same measurment on the riser and step
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Dural do all types of nosing profiles, and are sponsors of this forum Welcome
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Had a look around, and to be honest there are not many companies that supply these stair tile nosing profiles
I looked at the Dural, but don’t like them that much
I have had a quote from CTD and from The Tile Experience, not much of a difference in price around the £28, - ex vat for the TREP S for a length of 2.5m, although The Tile Experience can deliver within 3 days, even if it has to come from Germany, without delivery charge
I need around the 8 meter
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have you tried to see if you can get that tile with a bullnose. you could go to the vertical tile with those, and they're quite hard wearing.
maybe try this to make your own.
http://www.tiletool.net/bull_nose_tile_blade.asp
Last edited by johnryan; 16-02-2011 at 10:46 AM.
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That is a option if i hadn't seen the strips, i think the strips will be a nice finishing touch on the stairs
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i'd agree with you there, but thought it may be an option if you missus wont have it. you can shape the slate yourself, with a grinder, but it's very hard to get an even bullnose on that kind of length.
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i showed the strip to the missus yesterday, and she liked it, ( i hadn't told her how much it would cost though)
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well that seems ok then. perhaps you should "lose" the receipt when you buy it though, just to be on the safe side.
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