wrong size trim?

[honestjas]

no sorry , tiles are finished flush with tile trims , no 1 mm overhang . sorry guys not good enough , or is it just me ?. always if in doubt go a litt le thicker with the trim and build out so that the tiles finished flush. nothing worse than tiles overhanging trim even if it is only a mm.

 

[Olz]

no sorry , tiles are finished flush with tile trims , no 1 mm overhang . sorry guys not good enough , or is it just me ?. always if in doubt go a litt le thicker with the trim and build out so that the tiles finished flush. nothing worse than tiles overhanging trim even if it is only a mm.

unless i've misread mate, the trim is overhanging the tiles, not the tiles overhanging the trim

 

[honestjas]

unless i've misread mate, the trim is overhanging the tiles, not the tiles overhanging the trim

no oli, i misread mate, sorry , but it really ( deleted) me off when i see bad trim work.

 

[CJ]

Lost me :yes:

 

[White Room]

:whatchutalkingaboutTime for a beer

 

[oldgit]

there are a lot of these brick shape tiles that you simply cannot trim with out overhang,and yes it looks crap.
the only way to do them is MITRE,and charge plenty for it.

 

[grumpygrouter]

there are a lot of these brick shape tiles that you simply cannot trim with out overhang,and yes it looks crap.
the only way to do them is MITRE,and charge plenty for it.

Yes you are right Oldgit. One way to reduce the problem if you know you have to trim is to set out so you end up with a 1/4 3/4 cut where the trim is going to be. Doesn't eliminate the problem but it reduces it greatly.

 

[oldgit]

also always try to have whole tile,at least on the bottom sill even if you have to build it up with plaster board etc.

 

[oldgit]

Yes you are right Oldgit. One way to reduce the problem if you know you have to trim is to set out so you end up with a 1/4 3/4 cut where the trim is going to be. Doesn't eliminate the problem but it reduces it greatly.

so true the biggest mistake with these tiles is to start whole and half.