Hi all... As per the tiling guide, it has always been my intention to tile up to my new bath and silicon seal between the tile and the bath deck... however, as the moulded side panel extends the complete length of the bath, the tiles down the side would then prevent the side panel from fitting unless i cut the nice moulded curved end off or attempted to cut the tiles up the curvy panel.
It would look alot neater and be easier if i broke the rules and tiled the end wall first, then butted the bath up to it (with a bead of sealant down into the gap) so as to not have to chop up and weaken the the side panel.
Would this option be considered a no-no or a suitable alternative in this case?
It would look alot neater and be easier if i broke the rules and tiled the end wall first, then butted the bath up to it (with a bead of sealant down into the gap) so as to not have to chop up and weaken the the side panel.
Would this option be considered a no-no or a suitable alternative in this case?