Batons, levels, trackers

[WetSaw]

in the invisible kitchens no

I've never seen that done in the UK, that's just some weird thing that Italians do

 

[hmtiling]

I prefer to do the walls excluding bottom course, the floor then bottom course. I bought rubi stands and got a bit of grief of a certain someone

 

[Italy]

I've never seen that done in the UK, that's just some weird thing that Italians do

you've never seen it because it's invisible.
in a few years you'll see the invisible tiles in the kitchen.
now they are 50/50% those who put and do not put tiles in the kitchen.

 

[Waluigi]

I tend to knock a straight edge into the wall, or level.

If it’s passing across tanking then I still bang a nail in. Then pop a bit more tanking over the hole before I tile.

If you’re worried about the tanking then cut a piece of batten between your straight edge and the top of the shower tray/Bath/wet Dec etc.

 

[Qwerty]

I prefer to do the walls excluding bottom course, the floor then bottom course. I bought rubi stands and got a bit of grief of a certain someone

I do the same

 

[Bond]

I tend to screw timber legs onto battens, from floor,
Bath, shower etc. If I’ve breached wall tanking with nail etc, fill hole with silicone.

 

[Italy]

does not anyone use them?
maybe there are lower

 

[Waluigi]

Cool idea. How do the straight edges stay on or do you get a row in first so you have something to push against?

 

[acaciaguy]

I do walls down to baton. Floor tiles then bottom row of wall. I tend to us wooded baton but am interested in a metal system - save the trees and all

 

[Italy]

Cool idea. How do the straight edges stay on or do you get a row in first so you have something to push against?

if I understand, I put a bit of adhesive behind the aluminum lines.