Tiling the bathroom - just around the bath, so one complete wall and two short runs the width of the bath.
Back wall done (on a tea break) and was supposed to be tiles right into each corner and then the short runs would be tiled ontop of the back wall tiles.
Unfortunately, due to wonkey wall and my mistake in planning, at one corner the all last tiles are abit of a gap from the wall. Varies from 5 to 10mm.
So, in some places where the gap is big enough I can put the side wall tile into the gap.
For the others I guess I can tile upto the face of the back wall tile to still have a relatively straight corner to grout. But this will leave quite a big gap behind the tiles in at the corner - what's best to fill this - adhesive ( as I tile the corner), grout (when I grout the faces) or sealant (before I tile the corner?) ?
Rough diagram below.... parallel lines are tiles... dots are the walls. X is the gap! Typically, this end of the bath is where the shower is going to be .
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Back wall done (on a tea break) and was supposed to be tiles right into each corner and then the short runs would be tiled ontop of the back wall tiles.
Unfortunately, due to wonkey wall and my mistake in planning, at one corner the all last tiles are abit of a gap from the wall. Varies from 5 to 10mm.
So, in some places where the gap is big enough I can put the side wall tile into the gap.
For the others I guess I can tile upto the face of the back wall tile to still have a relatively straight corner to grout. But this will leave quite a big gap behind the tiles in at the corner - what's best to fill this - adhesive ( as I tile the corner), grout (when I grout the faces) or sealant (before I tile the corner?) ?
Rough diagram below.... parallel lines are tiles... dots are the walls. X is the gap! Typically, this end of the bath is where the shower is going to be .
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