Advice for tiling around end of bath panel - TilersForums.com

[Albert]

It's to run in line with the tiles at the either side level to top of the bath. Would you say have the tiles in full across the front of the bath? It would just mean there would be a small cutting in the top corners if you know what I mean?

It should be two L cuts

 

[Gazzac23]

Yeah this is why Ive been in doubt. I thought about 2 L cuts. Cheers
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Does anyone have a picture of what it looks like with 2 L cuts and full tiles?

 

[Steve6690]

I'm a bit confused too - 3 full(ish) tiles across the back wall but not 3 full tiles across the front of the bath panel. And then an L cut at either end taken all the way to the side walls too.

 

[Gazzac23]

Yeah the L cuts Is the other option . Just wasn't sure how it would look and marry up against the sides. It's not fixed so can be changed. Thanks for the advice

 

[Steve6690]

Yeah the L cuts Is the other option . Just wasn't sure how it would look and marry up against the sides. It's not fixed so can be changed. Thanks for the advice

Would you post a photo when it's done please? I'm new to this myself so I'd be genuinely interested to see how it looks,

 

[Gazzac23]

Yeah I'll put it on tomorrow before it's fixed and let me know what you think.

 

[Boggs]

I would follow the patterned tile down the bath panel, get rid of the slithers and cut full tiles left and right to match above the bath and
L shape the top ones to match.

 

[Just Rizzle]

i might of put the tiles on the panel portrait so getting rid of the slithers and making the pannel a feature

 

[Gazzac23]

Thanks for the advice guys I'll get on it today . Thanks

 

[Tiler Durden]

Is this a new install or were you called out to fix someone else’s work? Difficult to salvage what’s been done without ripping the whole panel out and redoing it all. Usually you would either set the tiles back from the edge of the bath or go the other way and build a stepped boxing. The way it’s done looks wrong to me.