Floor Has Tile Lippage, Wall Tiles Going Up In The Morning! Help Please!

[actionjackson]

does that not leave a small cut down to bath ,
its a pity you are having such probs, i hope it gets sorted soon

no a full tile will be fitted to the bottom row. I think its the angle i have taken the picture from.

 

[jay]

Action i have to take my hat off to you for standing for the standard you want (it should be a standard required to be a tiler) what i have read and viewed has left me in shock that this could happen more than once to you is just unbelievable , stick to your guns as what you require should be normal tiling standard

 

[jay]

Gone a bit quiet any update

 

[AliGage]

Hopefully this pic will explain why the tiler laid out the wall tiles around the bath in this way. The plan is to raise the box section to accommodate a full tile at the top, then a chrome strip and then 2 x full tiles at the bottom to the floor. There are no windows in the bathroom and yes a 10cm strip will be seen at the top of the walls around the bath.

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From this picture it doesn't look like the tile over the box work will line up with those already fixed over the bath.

 

[Dan]

Re: Floor Has Tile Lippage, Wall Tiles Going Up In The Morning! Help P

Don't mind me while I bump some old but popular threads to see if the topic is still active in some way. Wondering if either the original idea or original issue still exists. I've done this with quite a few threads, so don't be offended if this is just jargon these days and not applicable. But I thought there might be a small chance a small percentage of the small number of threads might just be slightly applicable and the thread could get a new lease of life.

Reply to this if you've read a bit and have something to say.
There IS going to be a bigger chance when i do this, that the thread is dead. So don't worry if that's the case, just don't reply to it, and we'll all move on and let the thread drop out of view again.

 

[Dan]

Don't mind me while I bump up some older but good threads. If you can contribute to the thread, go ahead. But if it's nothing for you then don't reply and it'll soon drop off the What's New page etc.
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