My brickbond plan, image attached, feedback please

[DHTiling]

thats better....

 

[faithhealer]

Looks OK mate, another reason for not having a full tile from the bath is , that they are always slighty bowed or out of square. Cutting a tile onto the bath lets you achieve a constant 'silicon' gap

 

[grumpygrouter]

Looks OK mate, another reason for not having a full tile from the bath is , that they are always slighty bowed or out of square. Cutting a tile onto the bath lets you achieve a constant 'silicon' gap

....as long as your cuts are consistant.........:smilewinkgrin:

 

[waterfd]

Can you tell me what software you are using it looks good. I have tried Turbocad but getting the tiles to line up is not easy if there is a pattern.
Rgds Des.

 

[jrm]

Hi Des, i'm just using Microsoft Visio - nothing fancy but it does the job

 

[waterfd]

Thanks I wil probably get a copy Tubocad is a bit complex if you don't use it much.

 

[Bolter]

Hi fellas,

I've changed the layout as recommended, now with a half row of tiles from the bath which allows half a tile at the ceiling to fill the gap I had previously. I've also added boxing for the pipework which I forgot to include in my first drawing. This will be 125x125 so I can use half tiles to cover it.

Here's the revised plan, your feedback would be appreciated

Looks great although I would be tempted to shift it all up a little more to avoid those slips of tile above the window. I think the focal point on that wall, the window, would look better with more even cuts top and bottom. You have enough tile over the bath and door to do this. If that messes with the boxing, then just build the boxing to suit.

 

[atec]

i would have considered a full tile below/above the centre line, it would give a better cut at top/bottom of the window and the top of bath, the window would have been my focus point. it comes down to compromise between wasted tiles and features, though thin cuts dont look good.