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Discuss Anorak moment :) in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; I was up Covent garden yesterday and saw this, thought the setting out and finished job looked spot on. . actually I thought it looked great . anyway I'll go ...
          
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    Default Anorak moment :)

    I was up Covent garden yesterday and saw this, thought the setting out and finished job looked spot on. . actually I thought it looked great . anyway I'll go back to sitting in front of the computer now and hopefully my mum will bring my afternoon tea up lol

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    Default Re: Anorak moment :)

    yep love it

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    Default Re: Anorak moment :)

    It certainly stands out!
    However if I lived next door I'd ask for a rates rebate as I think it would devalue the market standing of my property.
    As for the setting out - without seeing the overall picture - I'd have been looking for more full tiles. The cut to the skirting/lower & upper windows/top all suggest that the whole tile could have been considered.
    Still wonder if it was planning approved - even for Covent Garden.

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    Nice job. Looks well, but who has spotted his setting out error.

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    Default Re: Anorak moment :)

    Quote Originally Posted by Dave View Post
    Nice job. Looks well, but who has spotted his setting out error.

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    To the left of the doorway and to the left of the beading, the cut is smaller than the other side?? lol

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    The two main walls have been started on the wrong bond IMO, but looks good anyway.


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    The two main walls have been started on the wrong bond IMO, but looks good anyway.


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    Yep the 2 door sides don't match the bond, half tiles where they should be full.

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    Default Re: Anorak moment :)

    Weeellll, I quite like it that the set out round the wall doesn't match the main walls, it makes it more of a door feature IMO, but the above and below issue, yes, full tile would have been better there All in all though I don't think it's unpleasant

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    Hope there frost resistant...
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    Default Re: Anorak moment :)

    Sorry I dont like it,maybe that many drunks where peeing in the doorway they decided to make it look like a public loo
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    Default Re: Anorak moment :)

    It does look nice. Total madness for the front of a building but still looks pretty sick. I like the way it's been set out, the half cuts really draw attention to how spot on everything is. Gives a very bold and confident finish, fair play to him. Agree with the door, full bricks bit though

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