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DazJWood
I am tiling travertine in a brick pattern. I will be wrapping this around the walls as best as I can. I have done a window ledge and followed the pattern, but am wondering whether or not to follow this for the window verticals.
I have two windows in my bathroom. Three of the inside verticals will contain whole tiles, or rather I should say will contain "full" cut tiles if you get my drift. Whereas one of the verticals, due to the pattern will mean that a cut should be required.
Hmm I'm probably not explaining it very clearer. The width of the inside verticals, at a guess, (not at home currently), are probably around 140mm. Due to the brick pattern, three of the verticals will contain full rows of "cut" tiles. As in rows of tiles cut to 140mm.
The one vertical, if I were to follow the brick pattern and wrap it around form the wall, would mean that I'd have alternate rows of 140mm and 40mm/100mm. If that makes sense!
The question is should I follow the pattern and have this one vertical with 40mm strip and 100mm strip or would it look better (or is practise) to just have full rows of 140mm?
Thanks,
Daz
I have two windows in my bathroom. Three of the inside verticals will contain whole tiles, or rather I should say will contain "full" cut tiles if you get my drift. Whereas one of the verticals, due to the pattern will mean that a cut should be required.
Hmm I'm probably not explaining it very clearer. The width of the inside verticals, at a guess, (not at home currently), are probably around 140mm. Due to the brick pattern, three of the verticals will contain full rows of "cut" tiles. As in rows of tiles cut to 140mm.
The one vertical, if I were to follow the brick pattern and wrap it around form the wall, would mean that I'd have alternate rows of 140mm and 40mm/100mm. If that makes sense!
The question is should I follow the pattern and have this one vertical with 40mm strip and 100mm strip or would it look better (or is practise) to just have full rows of 140mm?
Thanks,
Daz