We now have a professional tiler in attempting to tile a wall up to an external corner where he has suggested incorporating a metal edging trim.
Due to the overall layout of the tiles, the tile edges next to the trim need to be cut, which the tiler has attempted to do.
He's also trying to butt the tile edges right up against the trim with no gaps in between, but this isn't working and it looks awful to me.
I'm wondering whether it would be better to allow a 2mm gap then grout between the tile edges and the trim, which might be a little more forgiving in appearances.
So far, I think the result looks really bad. I've attached a picture of the work, and would welcome any thoughts as to whether this is in any way acceptable, or whether it should be at all possible to achieve a better result than this.
Thanks in advance for any thoughts.
Due to the overall layout of the tiles, the tile edges next to the trim need to be cut, which the tiler has attempted to do.
He's also trying to butt the tile edges right up against the trim with no gaps in between, but this isn't working and it looks awful to me.
I'm wondering whether it would be better to allow a 2mm gap then grout between the tile edges and the trim, which might be a little more forgiving in appearances.
So far, I think the result looks really bad. I've attached a picture of the work, and would welcome any thoughts as to whether this is in any way acceptable, or whether it should be at all possible to achieve a better result than this.
Thanks in advance for any thoughts.