Poll..do You Alter Doors, Plinths And Architrave? - Tile Advice

[AliGage]

It is to some....

How many if you who don't/won't cut plinths or doors to finish undercut architrave and casings to slide your tiles under??

 

[White Room]

The odd trimming just makes my easier...

 

[widler]

I think I do

 

[Andy Allen]

I voted......wait for it......wait for it......
Got to work now ...tell you later....

 

[Old Mod]

A few years ago I'd said not a chance.......
now.......well it's just easier!

U should try sometime Andy, you may even get a perverse sense of pleasure from making your client happy! Haha

 

[Andy Allen]

My tiling makes them happy mate........there's only so much happiness I can spread around. ...

 

[Old Mod]

My tiling makes them happy mate........there's only so much happiness I can spread around. ...

Coming from you mate, that's totally believable!

 

[StevieBoy]

Definitely 100% yes for me every time - especially if it's on a new build on the door casings.
It's no fun tiling around them with 60 x 60 tiles, even worse if the doorway is diagonal.

 

[Andy Allen]

Only one person has voted no......

 

[Old Mod]

Only one person has voted no......

 

[Andy Allen]

My bets on Bri ....or that wilder bloke...

 

[widler]

ppppppfffftttt id never cut my own wood, thats what joiners are for, i also take a taxi to work, im a tiler not a bloody driver

 

[StevieBoy]

ppppppfffftttt id never cut my own wood, thats what joiners are for, i also take a taxi to work, im a tiler not a bloody driver

So you only tile then, nothing else?

 

[Dougs Third Go]

yep, I'm a trimmer

 

[widler]

So you only tile then, nothing else?

No steve, im taking the gypsies mate