Large format tiles entire Ground floor through doorways.

[Lodger]

I’m tiling a ground floor of a house approx 120m through a ground floor with 5 doorways in the hall way leading into kitchen, living room, office, W/C and reception room.
The tiles are 120 x 60 porcelain tiles 10mm thick.
My problem is going through all the doorways where I know the tiles are going to go around one or more doorways.
Those cuts would be impossible.
I have two options, either cut tiles and make them fit around the doorways and then use a coloured epoxy to mask the cut or to put some sort of contrasting tile across all the doorways from one side of the architrave to the other side of the architrave.
This would then allow me to fit the large format tiles without having to cut intricate sections.
What’s your thoughts?

 

[Slippery]

If I understand you correctly, you should remove the architraves and skirtings, then cut the bottom of the doorframe so the tile will slide underneath, then refit archs and skirtings.
You will have to plan the layout so you will be able to lay at least two tiles in every doorway

 

[Lodger]

If I understand you correctly, you should remove the architraves and skirtings, then cut the bottom of the doorframe so the tile will slide underneath, then refit archs and skirtings.
You will have to plan the layout so you will be able to lay at least two tiles in every doorway

That’s the trouble. They want it laid brick bond so I’ll be struggling.

 

[TKD Tiling]

I’d put a colour matched movement joint in, right under door when closed. Makes cuts easier and there’s no chance of tiles cracking. Doorways are always weak points, a lot of screeds crack here

 

[Ben-gee]

I’m sure this job is done by now, I like your idea of putting a contrasting tile the width of the door lining.
Is this what you did?