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[QUOTE="Tile Shop, post: 873383"] Hi. Calling all experienced Victorian floor fixers and anyone who has come accross this situation before. I am trying to work out a layout for the Gosford/Donard tiles from Armatile. these are on a mesh, panels 285x285, borders 285 x 93 and 93x93 corners and plain tiles. This room goes into a point at one end and I was thinking that mitring the borders to the corner and putting a small closer in to keep it symmetrical would be the best way to go. But this will be an absolute nightmare to get the angles for the mitre cuts. Although I think it looks better this way, I really feel bad for the guy who needs to fit it. So now wondering if just I stay square down the main length of the hall with the panels and do the triangular section just in the red plain tiles but might look a bit naff with a big sea of red in the corner. Any advice? [ATTACH=full]91410[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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