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Ian
That's what we're saying, if you use flat (L shape) trim, there's no need for corner pieces or 3 way mitres.
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That's what we're saying, if you use flat (L shape) trim, there's no need for corner pieces or 3 way mitres.
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robbieee
Ah right sorry must have mis-interpreted what you were saying.
I have already used that type on trim on my window. And this one is for the bath so i will need to use the same type of trim.
I have already used that type on trim on my window. And this one is for the bath so i will need to use the same type of trim.
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robbieee
Think i might go and see if they do corner trims in topps tiles in the morning
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Peter
Not a fan of 3 way mitres. Even when done properly they just don't look right imo. Straight upright and left and right mitred still looks smarter, even if there is a protruding point.
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The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP
Is this for a bath panel Robieee? ie. tiled bath panel and built out surrround?
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robbieee
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The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP
Yep got you now, If you need to match the trim on the window, I would use the three way corner trim. If you take your time with it it can look good. ( that is the ready made three way corners)
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robbieee
Yep got you now, If you need to match the trim on the window, I would use the three way corner trim. If you take your time with it it can look good. ( that is the ready made three way corners)
Where could i buy that from tomorrow?
Thanks for everyones help BTW, much appreciated!!!
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David - Tradetiler
I have dipped the tip of an offending component from a 3 way mitre in a mug of boiling water to tweak the shape a tad before. You can use a very hot hair dryer or a heat gun, not so good unless you shield that parts you don't want to tweak. Make sure you practice on a spare piece first because you can warp the trim like Plasticine all to easily.
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The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP
Most tile shops will have them in stock, depends on the colour/size you need.
There are similar tiling threads here
