bath problem....

[Qwerty]

Ah shame. Really nice though. :thumbup:

I will try to find out mate as I have had a few customers express an interest in them recently

 

[Mr T]

Something like this ........ I know this is the side of the bath, but you get the idea

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just got on the pc to have a proper look and yes a lovely job... any pics of the framework before boarding? thanks mate

 

[Qwerty]

just got on the pc to have a proper look and yes a lovely job... any pics of the framework before boarding? thanks mate

Afraid not. I'm no chippy, but over the years got quite good with stud frames.

 

[Mr T]

isn't that part of a tillers job mate? lol :sofahide:

 

[Sean SML Tiling]

Can tell by your 3 way mitres. I tried it before when the boxing wasn't the best and it looked terrible so went for corners in the end. Cracking job fair play :thumbup:

 

[ian158]

who worked out where the recess shelves were going to go ? ...only with the grout lines being centred on them, it has left a small cut in corner to right...id have been tempted to get a full tile and make the recess work from that to centre grut line I think..I can understand getting the two symeticral widths to the bath width but shame about the small cut in corner..

 

[Qwerty]

Yes, the client decided based purely on where she wanted the niches for placing a wine glass (hence no grout lines continued inside the niche so it didn't topple over!). I showed how moving it all 50mm to the right would avoid this but the customer is always right (that is until after all finished and the realisation hits!!!)

 

[ian158]

wine glass..your joking...so did she regret it in the end...having said that it looks a pucker job and being dark with dark grout the cut is not so in your face but customer doesn't always know the outcome or understand until its in their face.

 

[Qwerty]

No, honestly, wine glass in niche furthest from taps (head end) and other niche for oil burner. I tiled the end of the bath too but they insisted I left the horrible warped MDF front panel. They realised the 50mm cut was a mistake the same time that they also realised they wanted the front panel tiled! Had to order more tiles and return a week later to finish it.
Lovely couple though and returning to turn the ensuite into a wet room next year.

 

[Qwerty]

I do like them tiles, where they from?

Right, the tiles are emulated-stone-tierra which tile giant sell. For some reason I thought they were from elsewhere! Nice tiles

 

[Martino]

Just a quick question for mr t...how are you going to recess 40mm? it will be pointless and look silly?....i would just build the wall out 40mm or however much is needed once the new bath is in....then build the height to the same size as the tile on the bath so it flows around better

 

[Qwerty]

Just a quick question for mr t...how are you going to recess 40mm? it will be pointless and look silly?....i would just build the wall out 40mm or however much is needed once the new bath is in....then build the height to the same size as the tile on the bath so it flows around better

Mr T is no longer on the forum, so don't expect an answer. Sadly I think only Mr T could have explained himself

 

[Gazzer]

Mr T is no longer on the forum, so don't expect an answer. Sadly I think only Mr T could have explained himself

Oh yes he is !!!

 

[Mr Tiler]

Lol. Thanks for the comment martino and the answer to your question is that with the tiles still on the wall and have been packed out a little by the shoddy council and including the very most I can come across the bath I shall have at least 50-60mm to play with so it will come out enough to hold some shower gels ect. Cheers