Brick tiling - please help!

[popeye]

Just had a thought - if I reduce the first row of tiles above the bath, I will then have a row of narrower tiles around the bathroom on all the walls? which may look odd! Another alternative I thought of, was using the tiles vertical, think it worked out I would have 1/2 tile finish below the ceiling.

 

[why tile]

Thanks - the walls are plasterboard, so they should be pretty good to work with. the adhesive is a unibond from b&Q . When you say dropping the tile over the bath - do you mean behind the bath??

unibond(slop) wouldnt hold a vynl tile on the wall avoid at all costs:mad2:

 

[diamondtiling]

Just had a thought - if I reduce the first row of tiles above the bath, I will then have a row of narrower tiles around the bathroom on all the walls? which may look odd! Another alternative I thought of, was using the tiles vertical, think it worked out I would have 1/2 tile finish below the ceiling.

You wont have a strip of narrow tiles around your bathroom, there will be two cuts that will extend out after the bath edge, these will be cut to fit around the bath.

 

[popeye]

Thanks again - told you my head was scambled. The phot makes it clear !:mad2:

 

[Mike]

Thanks diamone I did consider tanking around bath........ think I will get some bagged adhesive as the tiles are pretty heavy. I did plan to use a batton. Did you mean to cut the tiles around the bath (1/2) to increase the size of the tiles near the ceiling?

what are you going to do with your batton? smash the tiles? lol you're better off using a batten :lol:

 

[popeye]

lol! think I will have the option of smashing the tiles if it all goes pear shaped!:mad2: