Tiling dilema

[kaora]

Refitted the kitchen and have run a 2 x 200mm tile all the way round the room there are no wall cupboards but the cooker to extractor is causing me a little bit of a dilemma. There is one and a half tiles left to hit the bottom edge of the extractor do i

A) Cut half tile and stop at bottom edge of extractor.

B) Cut round the extractor on the edge tiles and stop the tiles just above the bottom edge of extractor

C) Take extractor off wall and tile almost to ceiling bearing in mind there is a solid old fashion solid cornice

 

[White Room]

Pictures would helpful....

 

[A&D Tilers]

Do you have to use 200's? if you use 100x100 they will fit. Just a thought.

 

[kaora]

Pictures would helpful....

I have one but the forum don't like it

 

[kaora]

Do you have to use 200's? if you use 100x100 they will fit. Just a thought.

Not when I already have 60 tiles on the wall, The 2 high 200mm tiles are there all the way round the room my dilemma is adding to the tiles I have already fitted, I will post a picture as soon as I work out the format and size the forum accepts

 

[White Room]

I have one but the forum don't like it

There is a bar above where you post with icons that link in for a picture...

 

[steve187]

'a' for me use a colour trim to match extractor if needed

 

[kaora]

Right here is the pic, I will probably have to find a better blade for my wet cutter

 

[White Room]

To be fair can't see any cornice on the ceiling line but would be stopping at the extractor....

 

[Qwerty]

Looking at that, I would be tempted to just end on a full tile below the hood. What is happening with the tiling to the left of the pic and either end of the splashback? Are trims used anywhere?

 

[AliGage]

Id leave it two high personally

 

[kaora]

No trims at the moment but that may change the cornice is just a round transition from wall to ceiling so sharp right angle to tile up to at ceiling height.