So just measure the length on each side and then mark it onto the tile? Do I leave room for expansion at the top? What's the best way to cut tapered lengths? I use a normal tile cutter with the level I pull down to snap the tile, do I need any special equipment? The tile cutter I have only works for straight cuts
I'd leave a wideish grout gap (maybe 3/4 mm) at the top and use silicone.
What you need to cut it depends on the tile - how big it is, how thick it is, what it's made of etc. Cant you put it in your cutter at an angle? Is the ceiling so sloped that you can't cut it straight and cover any step with the silicone?
Ceiling is not flat, probably tapers from one end to the other difference by about 40mm
I guess I can put it in the cutter, but how do I hold it steady so that I can scribe? These tile cutters only seem to work for perfectly straight cuts only
Thanks guys I used pretty much all your methods, flipping the tile, measure, etc, it was a confidence issue with me, once I did the first two I did the rest easily.
Adam I use a TileMate bought years ago from toppstiles. Also I'm sure an angle grinder with diamond blade where necessary
I will probably have a question about tile trim when I reach the corners
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