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clarky
Firsty. New here, looks a great site.
Few question..okay I lied..loads ! :O
I'm 1/3 of the way through redoing my Mum's bathroom for her. I'm using 9" x 18" unfilled Travertine on the horizontal in a brickwork pattern.
I have some substantial boxed in pipes and a wall which protrudes at a near 45 degree angle from vertical above this and below the window sills. The grout lines or tile breaks could fall on the angled surface and I wonder how most would deal with this, considering a new part tile will have to contine above the angled face and below.
Also when tiling the flat area at the foot of the bath should I follow the grout lines on the wall or possibly just opt for a much larger tile and fill the area in one section ( I am going to actually have my access panel on this surface rather than the side panel of the bath).
I assume the bath panel should match the wall above and follow the same pattern too.
Also.. the wall at the foot of the bath contains the main window and there is an area to the right which is no wider than the width of a whole tile. Should I start tiling the from the centre of this wall and just follow the tiel breaks in this small section rather than just use whole tiles all the way down ?
Any help really appreciated. I''ll try and add a couple of photos.
Few question..okay I lied..loads ! :O
I'm 1/3 of the way through redoing my Mum's bathroom for her. I'm using 9" x 18" unfilled Travertine on the horizontal in a brickwork pattern.
I have some substantial boxed in pipes and a wall which protrudes at a near 45 degree angle from vertical above this and below the window sills. The grout lines or tile breaks could fall on the angled surface and I wonder how most would deal with this, considering a new part tile will have to contine above the angled face and below.
Also when tiling the flat area at the foot of the bath should I follow the grout lines on the wall or possibly just opt for a much larger tile and fill the area in one section ( I am going to actually have my access panel on this surface rather than the side panel of the bath).
I assume the bath panel should match the wall above and follow the same pattern too.
Also.. the wall at the foot of the bath contains the main window and there is an area to the right which is no wider than the width of a whole tile. Should I start tiling the from the centre of this wall and just follow the tiel breaks in this small section rather than just use whole tiles all the way down ?
Any help really appreciated. I''ll try and add a couple of photos.