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    Default Tiling around splayed windows

    Can anyone suggest how to do this or does anyone have experience in gaining the best results.
    I have a small bathroom to tile and is underway, the walls meet two small sliding sash windows which splay out maybe 110 degrees.
    I'll get a photo.
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    Default Re: Tiling around splayed windows

    What tiles are you using. Mitre the edges ?
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    a pic would be good
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