Chrome Edging Trim Question

[AOIS]

Im interested in people’s views of how this edging trim has been installed.

All other edges meet together in the bathroom but these two done look right to me?

Thanks in advance.

 

[On one]

Is this the only corner like this?

 

[AOIS]

Yes that’s correct, all the other corners meet.

 

[Albert]

Is this one side of a window, if it is can you show pic of the other side
please

 

[AOIS]

It’s the edge of a shelf the other side of the bathroom looks like this.

 

[AOIS]

Still interested in views on this please?

Thanks in advance.

 

[One Day]

Do you like it? Are you happy with it ?
Personally I think it looks terrible and he's made a mistake in the set out which has led him up stupid street.

 

[Waluigi]

Personally I’d do either one or the other, not a Mixage.

 

[AOIS]

Would this be fairly easy to rectify?

 

[Albert]

It's not right, but can we see a bigger picture showing both sides

 

[Waluigi]

No, it wouldn’t be easy to rectify.

I think you should have a chat with your Tiler.

I agree with Albert. We need to see the whole lot

 

[AOIS]

Many thanks. I will post some further images this evening.

 

[smokie899]

I think a bigger problem lies with the fact that it looks like a shower door frame runs up along that window/shelf.
Is that a shower door frame?

 

[AOIS]

A couple more pictures showing the trim in different parts of the bathroom.

Thank you in advance for all the advice.

 

[Martyn Leeds]

Its not the way I do it, but some people do do their trim like this.

Trouble is he's done the tops of the sill's different. So 1 looks different to the other

 

[AOIS]

That’s my issue with it, in order to match that trim should of been placed on the top of the tile so the trim joins with the vertical one as it does around the window and on the other side of the bathroom.

 

[Waluigi]

It’s not something I’d do either. It’s an odd decision to make in my option. Perhaps ask the Tiler why he did it. Sometimes people get set in their ways and need to be told when something isn’t right which in this case it certainly isn’t.

 

[AOIS]

Thanks for the advice.

How could this be rectified?

 

[Bond]

Not consistent in the application of the trim, (not the done thing).

 

[AOIS]

I will raise this next week however I fear it won’t be rectified.