Tile Trim External Corner

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Hi

Just after a bit of advice with tile trim, have an external corner to do as per the attached photo

How is it normally done/ preferred way of doing to? bed all the trim onto the wall first, making sure it’s level and leaving it overhanging a bit to allow for the other tile going in the other direction?

Or just bed each part of the trim when you fix each tile?

Many thanks all.
 

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That corner looks a bit odd- you've got (far as I can tell) a big timber gap between the plasterboard and the tile backer?
Are you tiling both sides of the corner?
 
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You've got backer board screwed to a vertical timber- looks like timber anyway -making the corner. Then there's a bit of pb fixed to the timber? Not flush anyway...
Might be easier to read if you took the pic a bit further away....
 
Had to do it that way as wanted NMP on the bit towards the wall as it’s only 6mm instead of 12 for the aquapanel, have a extractor at the top of the wall so didn’t want to block it. NMP is a pain to cut as well compared to aqualpanel.

Almost done now with the trim, thanks anyway though.

Thanks
 

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