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[QUOTE="Renevanb, post: 979760, member: 57423"] Hi guys I have a question about tiling large 800x800 tiles on floor and walls in a bathroom with a walkin shower. I'm thinking it would be easier to tile the floor first and cover them with protective foil. And then cut the first row of tiles to a laser line level starting from the floor up. The lowestptoint is going to be the shower drain so the rest would need to be cut. the tiles are going to the ceiling. I'm thinking this would be easier than doing the walls first except the bottom row because of the large format of the tiles would need lots of support to stop them from sagging and there are lots of plumbing ect in the walls so screwing a ledger board would be risky and also means lots of holes to seal afterwards. any advice would be welcome. Also would it look better if the grout joints on the floor lineup with the walls or would it look better to stagger them? any tips and advice is welcome thanks [/QUOTE]
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