Architrave in bathroom

[m1nkeh]

Hi,

Not really sure where this goes... will try here first.

Going to be sticking some new architrave on the inside of my new bathroom this weekend, and am not sure how to 'finish' it up to the tiling in terms of filler/sealant/caulk etc.

I plan to put it as close as it will go, while still keeping it straight... so i am expecting a small-ish gap.. 1-2mm between the architrave, and the tile edge. Should i caulk this, or use sealant? - I am thinking sealant at the moment.

However, the tiles are only half height on one side... if that batters matters i guess?

The same question for the floor really.. this is also tiled... i am considering using sealant because obviously i don't want the architrave to draw up water if there is a spillage on the floor.. but is this 'normal'?? will it look 'odd' ?

Thanks,

Chris.

 

[foxhole]

Should just be able to grout it, [at door]though if there is movement you can always go over it later with a bead of sealant. I like to seal the floor edges just in case of leaks.

 

[m1nkeh]

Should just be able to grout it, [at door]though if there is movement you can always go over it later with a bead of sealant. I like to seal the floor edges just in case of leaks.

makes sense..

will grout, then probs seal it up too just to be belt and braces

cheers for the confirmation of the floor join.. glad i'm not going mad.

chris