I've done hundreds of kitchen Splashback's........and I never even put a level on the work tops........I just do it by eye......sometimes making something level with something that isn't level can end up looking worse..
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Cut in. It's not your problem really. Give the customer any options and show them first maybe. That's quite a big drop over 1.3m. Boeings dont drop that much when coming in to land lol
U mean a council butcherIt was a council joiner who installed it......
Rather annoying situation because there's a gap under the window sill on the left wall almost perfect for the metros going up. With that being the highest point if I cut in the first row it'll leave me with 3m of cuts that could have been avoided. I'll stick some photos up.
Just trying to gauge opinions as we all know everyone does everything differently on here lol.
That's what I'm thinking.... but cutting with beveled metros will also look pretty rubbish.12mm is alot to loose, still do-able find the highest point......try and loose it round the whole kitchen not just between the cooker...
There all tile snobs ....and think kitchen Splashback are beneath them...
It's only noticeably out of level once you put a spirit level on it.
Cut them in level, and the kitchen will be noticeably out of level all of the time!
I'd tile straight off the worktop. If you are using smallish tiles, it will be easy to lose 10mm or so, even easier if they are brick-bond
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