Split faced stone - finishing the edges. - TilersForums.com

[WetSaw]

More like this..

 

[Qwerty]

Should be easier to cut and match up

 

[WetSaw]

Should be. The flue is going to be a bit of a pain though as it's going through the left hand wall at 45°.

 

[WetSaw]

If anyone has any ideas on templating split face for a 150mm flue @ 45° I'm all ears!!

 

[Qwerty]

Can you not put a piece of plastic pipe in its place and work around that?

 

[WetSaw]

I'm putting cement board up first , about 3/4 height, tiling that then fitting the stove and making the flue connection. Then finishing up to the ceiling. I'll probably template out of cardboard and guesstimate the angle of the cut.

 

[Raccus]

View attachment 101563 View attachment 101556 View attachment 101558 View attachment 101559 This is a project we did a couple of years ago.
Just been back to do some maintenance on alterations to the air ducting around the pool, so got the opportunity to check out how I finished the edges of these panels.
Still looks good!
I’ve got a wall to do on my current pool job so I’ll post an update.

Use this thread to show your split faced jobs.

Wow, really nice John. Intrigued to know what were those panels made of and how were they hung. Cement board on battens? And what did you use for the edges, tiny pieces of tile?

 

[Lou]

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