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reeves1985
This is a follow on to my previous thread that didn't get a definitive answer
Thread located here
http://www.tilersforums.com/43-tiling-forum/74522-help-setting-out-wall.html#post756109
my question is
The window is offset
The best way astetically and practically would be to centre the window with the grout line so full tile either side of the vertical centre of the window to avoid slithers at one corner
Here's the problem
The window is 830mm wide my tiles are 398mm wide this leaves me with about 34mm 17mm either side on the sill and above window in the reveals the side reveals are fine add the tile depth and adhesive which will be 10mm is leaving 6-7!*mm tiny cuts
I can't build the wall ouout anymore or I would lose too much frame
What would be the best approach I can see a couple of options
1. Ignore the slither and tile sill and head straight to side
2. Use a bigger grout line which may or may not work to my advantage depending how true and square the reveals are
3. Suck eggs and attempt a slither (not really an option)
Because the room is Soo narrow and the wall is so busy with the window , toilet and top of bath all on there it makes setting out tricky
i cannot centre the wall as it gives another slither at one side which I would prefer the window centred
Thread located here
http://www.tilersforums.com/43-tiling-forum/74522-help-setting-out-wall.html#post756109
my question is
The window is offset
The best way astetically and practically would be to centre the window with the grout line so full tile either side of the vertical centre of the window to avoid slithers at one corner
Here's the problem
The window is 830mm wide my tiles are 398mm wide this leaves me with about 34mm 17mm either side on the sill and above window in the reveals the side reveals are fine add the tile depth and adhesive which will be 10mm is leaving 6-7!*mm tiny cuts
I can't build the wall ouout anymore or I would lose too much frame
What would be the best approach I can see a couple of options
1. Ignore the slither and tile sill and head straight to side
2. Use a bigger grout line which may or may not work to my advantage depending how true and square the reveals are
3. Suck eggs and attempt a slither (not really an option)
Because the room is Soo narrow and the wall is so busy with the window , toilet and top of bath all on there it makes setting out tricky
i cannot centre the wall as it gives another slither at one side which I would prefer the window centred