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[QUOTE="Gazza1, post: 798635"] I suspect not - just a feeling. I would probably approach someone else in any case. Aside from the cill the walls aren't bad - the photos don't do justice to the fact that it looks okay and maybe even pretty good. I think the overall effect of the lines of columns takes the eye away from irregularities within the columns. I did notice irregularities in the grout lines but only because I was looking and to be honest I didn't notice that the lines weren't straight until it was pointed out. It would have been better to have bought regular edge tiles but the pros and cons of different styles, finishes and colours together with my naïveté meant we went for these ones. I wonder how much I would be looking at to ask someone to fit a trim to the cill. [/QUOTE]
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