Gap between Tiles and the edge of the room Page: 2

[Wolfie9878]

Ah there is a doorway on that wall.!
You are left with a slither in that case as no matter how far you pull the skirting off you need to finish the tile under the door.
Unless you create a wooden threshold that looks like it’s deliberate.?
Could you post a pic of the doorway please?

 

[MrT]

20171208 164918 - https://ibb.co/kTbgsw thx

 

[Andy Allen]

Reboard the whole wall.. 🙂
(desperate, I know)..

 

[Wolfie9878]

Ok so it’s just bad setting out.

You could pack skirting and architrave slightly and hang door on far side of the frame if possible.
That would do away with a slither.
Annoying for you but you have options.

Are you happy with the rest of the floor?

 

[Wolfie9878]

Why does the matting stop halfway along the floor?

 

[MrT]

The rest of the flooring isn't bad.

A couple of the tiles do have a slight lip.

It is a big kitchen 7 m long x 4m long.

As the tiles have set in the adhesive, would it now be difficult taking them up and start again?

Another option is putting two skirting boards on that wall.

 

[Wolfie9878]

If they are set correctly it’ll be impossible to get them up without breaking them!!!

 

[Wolfie9878]

Any idea why only half of the floor has the yellow movement matting??

 

[WetSaw]

The doorway isn't too much of a problem, some sort of threshold will get over that so you're then left with packed out fat skirting boards or, as Andy has suggested, over boarding the walls which apart from the radiator isn't as bad as it sounds.

 

[MrT]

Thanks for the advice lads.

My skirting is 20mm, by doubling it up to 40mm I get around the grout trench created.

I think that is my best option. Luckily I ordered too much skirting board.