Victorian Path. Square With The House Or With The Front Wall? - Tile Advice

[robhdg]

the front facade of my house and my front wall aren't exactly parallel, im busy with the formwork to pour the concrete slab ready for victorian, geometric tiles. i'd like to know if i square the tiles with the house or the front wall.

 

[p4ulo]

I reckon squared off at the front wall, far more people will look at your path this way around rather than from the house down the path towards the road....

 

[peteablard]

If it's a straight path you could centre it at each end and cut your variable in at each side. Hard to know without seeing a picture

 

[Old Mod]

If it's a straight path you could centre it at each end and cut your variable in at each side. Hard to know without seeing a picture

U mean old school Peter! Haha

 

[peteablard]

U mean old school Peter! Haha

I'm no geo expert but when I do get the chance I like to do it right!!

 

[Time's Ran Out]

90degrees to the front door.

 

[Dougs Third Go]

I'd be inclined to square it off the front door rather han the garden gate, having said that I've never done one.

 

[Bill]

I move the front wall..............

 

[Italy]

90degrees to the front door.

is the logic....

 

[GAZ5518]

If the path is square to the front door ...then that's the focal point.. So I'd set out from there... Asthetically more pleasing... Me thinks

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Having said 90 degrees to the front door if the area of path is not in line with the door some adjustment is required.

It does however line up with the inside hallway.

 

[p4ulo]

I'll get my coat. x

 

[robhdg]

I went square with the front door only i messed it up. i've posted a new thread with questions on how to rectify this.