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Couple tiling queries below
I want to 3 way edge some external corners in my kitchen when I do the tiling and wonder what's the best way to do this?
The red will be where the 3sides of tile meet and the blue will be a new replacement white quartz upstand and white quartz worktop. There will also be a white quartz window board (so all the bottom is covered and saves me a lot of tiling!)
Other pics in progress
The wall with the hob is going to be all quartz
Before pic here
What type of trim would you recommend? Ive mitred trim before for internal corners, I think i used brushed stainless but to be honest it scratched quite easily during install/adhesive removal. Is it better to use no trim and "cover with a small section of grout above? That's what my tiler did in utility.
Also what layout would you recommend for these tiles? Initially I thought parquet but a tiler rightly suggested it's not a big enough feature /space to make it worthwhile. I was thinking straight horizontal (5 rows to take me slightly above existing tile line and have zero cuts)
As you can see there are some sections where around 1mm of plaster is gone but if I use 6mmx6mm trowel (so 3mm adhesive beds) this should get over it?
Using these tiles with black/charcoal grout
www.porcelainsuperstore.co.uk
Getting these quartz worktops if interested
fugenstone.co.uk
I want to 3 way edge some external corners in my kitchen when I do the tiling and wonder what's the best way to do this?
The red will be where the 3sides of tile meet and the blue will be a new replacement white quartz upstand and white quartz worktop. There will also be a white quartz window board (so all the bottom is covered and saves me a lot of tiling!)
Other pics in progress
The wall with the hob is going to be all quartz
Before pic here
What type of trim would you recommend? Ive mitred trim before for internal corners, I think i used brushed stainless but to be honest it scratched quite easily during install/adhesive removal. Is it better to use no trim and "cover with a small section of grout above? That's what my tiler did in utility.
Also what layout would you recommend for these tiles? Initially I thought parquet but a tiler rightly suggested it's not a big enough feature /space to make it worthwhile. I was thinking straight horizontal (5 rows to take me slightly above existing tile line and have zero cuts)
As you can see there are some sections where around 1mm of plaster is gone but if I use 6mmx6mm trowel (so 3mm adhesive beds) this should get over it?
Using these tiles with black/charcoal grout
Brix White Tile
Traditionally, the best bricks were saved for outside walls so interior bricks were often painted white. While our Brix White tiles look like the real deal, ...
www.porcelainsuperstore.co.uk
Getting these quartz worktops if interested
Avalanche Quartz | Best Design of Quartz worktops | Fugenstone
Get the best prices on Fugen Avalanche Quartz and Get a solution to make your dream decor happen with Fugen Stone.
fugenstone.co.uk
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