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Hi all
Different one this...
Im using this taptile system to control the lighting in the bathroom
Taptile - ditch the switch, waterproof hidden bathroom controls.
Thing is, the max ... -
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MOSAIC tile question....
Hi all
Different one this...
Im using this taptile system to control the lighting in the bathroom
Taptile - ditch the switch, waterproof hidden bathroom controls.
Thing is, the max depth from the panel mounted on the back of the tile to the touch area is 12-14mm.
the tile is 9mm and my mosaics are also 9mm.. so too thick
where is best to get thin mosaics? I am only after 6 induvidual ones! so will just need one sheet!
woudl like them to match my current ones!
OR do I get the grinder out with my current ones and make steady my hand!? 
thanks
Dave
My DIY wetroom thread.. if you're a bit bored!
http://www.tilersforums.co.uk/tiling-forum/51004-bathroom-project-work-progress.html
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Re: MOSAIC tile question....
i don't think you'll get mosaics to match that are thinner dave, as you said get the grinder out, watch your fingers!
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Re: MOSAIC tile question....
your mosaics are marble aren't they? i'd sand them down.
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Re: MOSAIC tile question....
I'm guessing by your thread, that you want to have 6 mosaics as the buttons, rather than the stick on transfers?
Why not try and source a handful of glass mosaics? I've probably got some thin glass mosaics in my garage, depending on what colour you want?
Daz
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Re: MOSAIC tile question....
Daz, you are spot on mate. Im after some neutral / beige / stone type colours.
Other than glass.. i think the grinder is the way
My DIY wetroom thread.. if you're a bit bored!
http://www.tilersforums.co.uk/tiling-forum/51004-bathroom-project-work-progress.html
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Re: MOSAIC tile question....
I found these in Tile Giant today...
Only 4mm thick......any good?
IMG_0618.jpg IMG_0619.jpg
Daz
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Re: MOSAIC tile question....
thanks gaz for grabbing a pic.. possibly, ill take a look when im near my local one
My DIY wetroom thread.. if you're a bit bored!
http://www.tilersforums.co.uk/tiling-forum/51004-bathroom-project-work-progress.html
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