Tile supports for window head

[Perry]

I would have said that you need a telescopic support but no idea what else you would search for.

I trowel the window head and backskim the tile and it stays where I place it so no need for supports. Are you using the right adhesives and / or getting good contact?

no daz or the question wouldn't be asked

 

[devonmark]

a couple of scraps of timber cut to length will do the job, I've done this when I've forgotten my props

 

[doug boardley]

what about small plasterboard props??

 

[White Room]

Same as Doug

Carobyn

 

[BTB]

no daz or the question wouldn't be asked

Always do my homework and use the correct adhesive and never had a tile drop yet.

The reason I asked was that I was doing a window head last week that was directly over a jacuzzi bath which cost the client £2500.

I just couldn't help thinking...what if a tile dropped :yikes:

 

[Scott]

I have had one fall off onto a banrd new vanity top that i had fitted. Put a huge dent in it.

 

[Perry]

nail them

Always do my homework and use the correct adhesive and never had a tile drop yet.

The reason I asked was that I was doing a window head last week that was directly over a jacuzzi bath which cost the client £2500.

I just couldn't help thinking...what if a tile dropped

 

[TT Tiling]

funny the things we use ,i all ways use a telescopic painters sanding poll with a piece of timber cut to the length of the window head
works well for me ,hope this helps

 

[aph257]

i use a bit of baton.

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

These work for me.