Im laying a laminate floor and have an opening where the tile from the adjacent room come out past the wall to the edge of where the baseboards were. If I put a reducer strip between the laminate and the tile, it'll look bad I think because it will actually be in the room and not the opening. Is it possible to cut or chip away tile without causing major damage, or am I going to have to remove the tile completly and replace it? Its only about three tiles, but I dont have a wet saw or anything like that.
Trimming tile thats already down?
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Moz
hello srt
you can get tile edging that is lipped ,
or you can get a base plate strip , like a trim that can mask a multitude of difference ,
hope this helps
you can get tile edging that is lipped ,
or you can get a base plate strip , like a trim that can mask a multitude of difference ,
hope this helps
You're not following as usual Moz.
You can cut the tiles with an angle grinder with a stone or diamond disc in it. However, you may struggle when you come to the edges near the door casings. Either use a Dremel (with the appropriate bit) or take up the tile ands re-cut new tiles to fit properly.
You can cut the tiles with an angle grinder with a stone or diamond disc in it. However, you may struggle when you come to the edges near the door casings. Either use a Dremel (with the appropriate bit) or take up the tile ands re-cut new tiles to fit properly.
M
Moz
an is that a full face tile you skim , an lose the face/glaze, or do you fit trim as standard ?
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take it it to general chat , if you are jealous an hate me , not the diy boards ..thanks
take it it to general chat , if you are jealous an hate me , not the diy boards ..thanks
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