Advice Needed

[Bagster]

Hi guys, I'm starting a bathroom in the next few days and just wanted to check something. I havn't been tiling long and this is the first time I've done a job with a skirting tile. Basically I just wanted to check if there is anything I need to bear in mind or is there anything that I need to do differently from a normal wall and floor job.

Here's a basic view of the shape of tiles I'll be using.

Cheers

 

[GazTech]

Is the skirt flush or planted on mate ?

 

[Bagster]

Dont get you Gaz? The floor isn't level if thats what you mean.

Cheers

 

[CJ]

Orrible coloured tiles.

 

[GazTech]

Dont get you Gaz? The floor isn't level if thats what you mean.

Cheers

Are you tiling the walls to the sub floor...then tiling floor tiles up to the walls..and planting the skirting tiles over the top...pronounced ???...or are the skirting tiles on and grouted flush in with the rest??

 

[Bagster]

Are you tiling the walls to the sub floor...then tiling floor tiles up to the walls..and planting the skirting tiles over the top...pronounced ???...or are the skirting tiles on and grouted flush in with the rest??

Sorry Gaz, get you now. Yeah, the skirting tiles will be flush with the wall tiles.

Cheers

 

[GazTech]

mark out the floor to the walls ie cuts going up.Tile the floor and the skirts to the best possible level...the wall tiles sit on the skirtings.Then tile up the walls ..job done...not a job for a newbie ..without help....no disrespect meant......Gaz

 

[Bagster]

Cheers Gaz but what do you mean by this?

mark out the floor to the walls ie cuts going up.

 

[Bagster]

Would it be alright to put a cut just above the skirting tile or would I need to start with a full tile.

Also, will I tile straight onto the skirting tile and work my way up or should I still attach batton to wall?

Thanks

 

[enduro]

Tile the floor then put your skirting tiles round then start wall tiles as normal, if you have to start with a cut tile then thats fine.