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See Pages 29~35 of the Part J document.
You will see ref the cross section why cut stone (depending upon what you are building on) could be preferable to build-up then tile. (if you go stone you can get 2 x rectangles cut, one for inside the breast, one for immediately in front, for approx £200, calc a gap of 10mm between stone and wall for cement infill – its will look awesome … if you go tile then slate IMHO looks good, and is practical ref dirt etc. most other tiles look good for about 5minutes even with a stove, a basket is really dirty )
You will see ref the cross section why cut stone (depending upon what you are building on) could be preferable to build-up then tile. (if you go stone you can get 2 x rectangles cut, one for inside the breast, one for immediately in front, for approx £200, calc a gap of 10mm between stone and wall for cement infill – its will look awesome … if you go tile then slate IMHO looks good, and is practical ref dirt etc. most other tiles look good for about 5minutes even with a stove, a basket is really dirty )
