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    Tiling edges

    Postby dylanm » Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:34 am

    I'm tiling aroud the base of a shower. I have to cut the tile around the base. The tiles are stone and have a sharp edge when cut. The question! Can I leave this cut edge facing up or is there some kind of building reg that says I have 'arris or bullnose this edge?
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    Postby stoneyboy » Sat Feb 05, 2011 7:05 pm

    dylanm,
    Get a tile file (or a coarse oil stone) and knock off all sharp edges.
    end
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    Postby toplondonchef » Tue Feb 15, 2011 12:17 am

    Dylanm

    Exposed edges when tiling always look terrible, either with whole tiles or usually worse with cut tiles

    Why dont you do a nice job and remove the problem of sharp edges by using a tiletrim to complement your tile style / colour

    These tiletrims are easily cut to size, come in a huge range and are simply beded into the tile adhesive, under the tile at the cut edge
    Stocked at all the DIY stores and tile shops
    A much nicer finish and no cut toes !

    Regards
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