What is the best way to tile round a bath?
Basic stuff pros take for granted but is not obvious for me! The subfloor is t&g floorboards and I will use 6mm backer boards. The walls are cement render.
Q1) I was thinking it is better to tile down to the top edges of the bath so the tiles ovelap...
When tiling a bath side do you do it as a permanent fixing or do you allow access - screwing it with mirror screws for example do if can come off for checking leaks or repairing trap etc
Hello Tilers
I recently fitted a bathroom for a (paying) friend.
One of the problems I encountered was the soil pipe which runs behind, then turns to run along the tap end of the bath. I made up the gap with 76 x 51 mm (3''x 2'') CLS, I tiled it forming a slope to shed water, grouted and then...
Hi all,
Recently finished a bathroom renovation only to find that underneath the cardboard I laid in the bottom of the brand new bath there was a small chip. It was a multi trade job so who knows how it got there
Has anyone had any experience with this spot repair kits?
Which is easiest to...
Due to customer changing from bath panel to wanting tiles around bath need some advice on how to make it look best. I'll attach some photos and any advice on what looks best would be great thanks
Dropped a tile in a bath yesterday, I'm sure we've all been there.
Decided to try one of these repair kits from tool station before spending a small fortune on a bath repair man.
The results were much better than expected, well worth getting one to keep in the van..
Hi, we have a half roll top bath (so is a straight edge and connected to the wall on two sides, but doesn't have a panel).
Picture below:
Our tiler and our plumber are saying two different things and I don't know what is best.
Our plumber is saying he isn't happy with the walls being tiled...
i changed to new bath and have gap all way around. the tiles were mamaris grey tiles from wickes over 10 years ago, no longer sold anywhere .Any ideas what i can do to edge around bath 4 inch gap ( tiles or self adhesive tile ? pvc ?)
thanks
lee
Hi all!
Since everyone was so helpful with near tiling disaster last time I am hoping to get a bit more advice now that we are coming to tile our bathroom floor.
We want to make sure we do it right first time!
The floor of the bathroom is wood floorboards. They're in relatively good nick and...
Hi all
Firstly I want to thank you everyone for the help.
I just finished tiling the bathroom and ended up with a 10mm gap between tiles and bath (see picture) so now I can't decide what would be my best solution.
I thought to raise the bath but can't go higher or lower because of the panel...
Hello all
I need a recommendation for a bath panel sized tile backer board.
Only slight issue is that bath is extra deep. Floor can’t be entered to get any extra depth for waste and lip of bath will sit at 61cm. Meaning panel needs to be approx min of 58cm.
Any recommendations greatly...
I'm currently on a DIY project.redoijg my bathroom. So far I've built a bath surround and tiled the floor. I wa sloping for some advise on a couple. Of things... NB I'm using bevelled metro tiles.
1. Should I start the vertical tiling at the top of the bath surround? 2. On the top of the...
Hi,
We have a new build and the walls around the bath are half tiled. We now want to add a shower and so need to tile the rest of the wall up to the ceiling. It is likely the wall is just straight plasterboard? And would you recommend we use a full tanking kit for the half wall prep?
Thanks
What would you do?
Customer wants a niche between bath and window
Niche (350x1600x180mm)
He also wants lights in the niche (top)
Max height from top of bath to finished tiled window sil level is 460mm
Has anybody put a niche level with the bath?
Is it a good idea to do that?
Thanks!
I've seen various bodge solutions to this but am interested in how a professional would approach it. I am fitting a bath 90mm too short for the space its going into. I'm looking at boxing out and tiling the gap somehow but i want to do it properly so that water drains into the bath, even after...
We have several schemes to complete in the above locations and are looking to bolster our work force in these areas.
Bristol - immediate start, 2 floors worth of apartments can be done. Tiling to kitchen, bathroom and ensuite floors, wall tiling to all
Gloucester - housing site to start...
I live in an old house with walls that are far from square. There is a large gap between the bath and wall in places so instead of making a hash of the sealant like I did last time (and the vast amounts used) I thought I would run with a bath seal instead. Can anyone recommend a particular brand...
afternoon all, I'm hoping for a little advice for tiling above my bath. its a new brick and block extension and the plasterer has dot n dabbed.
Since I've always had house which were properly plastered I havent mounted the bath onto the wall yet due to panicing about moisture, although I've...
hi guys I’m going to tile my bath panel well I’d like to but not sure how to go about it i was thinking of using tile backer board but the bath is a 1600 and I can only find boards that come in 1200 lengths.......how would you guys approach this ???