Hello everyone,
A basic question:
We can have tiles up to 1.4m (4.5 feet) high in the bathroom (included in the house price). However, we have planned to use 30 x 60cm (12 x 24 inches) tiles. Now, we could go with 1.2m (4 x 30cm / 4 x 12 inches) or 1.5m (5 x 30cm / 5 x 12 inches).
The tiler would prefer 1.5m (4.9 feet), but the tile supplier said 1.2m (3.9 feet) would look better.
This concerns the guest shower and bathroom. (Walk-in showers without a step will be fully tiled up to the ceiling.)
What are your suggestions?
A basic question:
We can have tiles up to 1.4m (4.5 feet) high in the bathroom (included in the house price). However, we have planned to use 30 x 60cm (12 x 24 inches) tiles. Now, we could go with 1.2m (4 x 30cm / 4 x 12 inches) or 1.5m (5 x 30cm / 5 x 12 inches).
The tiler would prefer 1.5m (4.9 feet), but the tile supplier said 1.2m (3.9 feet) would look better.
This concerns the guest shower and bathroom. (Walk-in showers without a step will be fully tiled up to the ceiling.)
What are your suggestions?
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Alessandro27 Apr 2020 13:25The idea that plastered walls and having as few tiles as possible in the bathroom look better is very subjective.
I don’t like that at all!
I would recommend looking at many pictures on the internet and deciding based on YOUR own taste.
Many people install tiles above the window sill height to create a wiping edge. That’s certainly something to consider; otherwise, if you’re not careful, the window reveal can get dirty.
I don’t like that at all!
I would recommend looking at many pictures on the internet and deciding based on YOUR own taste.
Many people install tiles above the window sill height to create a wiping edge. That’s certainly something to consider; otherwise, if you’re not careful, the window reveal can get dirty.
Bookstar schrieb:
So, you don’t necessarily need tiles around the sink in the parents’ bathroom.Yes, the kids definitely make a bigger mess. But we also get splashes when brushing our teeth, or when wiping the back area by the sink, you end up touching the wall or tiles.
So I would always recommend installing tiles there.
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Pinkiponk27 Apr 2020 14:30Curly schrieb:
We don’t have tiles all around the bathrooms, only where necessary — near the sink, bathtub, toilet, and in the shower, and only up to the required height. Did you also look into alternatives "back then"? I’m asking because I would prefer not to have tiles on the walls in any of the rooms. But without a convincing concept, I won’t be able to convince my husband. Aren’t there nowadays “such” glass panels available?
Pinkiponk schrieb:
because I prefer not to have tiles on the walls in any of the roomsIn most rooms, water is something you use to wipe away dirt – in the kitchen and bathroom, however, water is something you sometimes splash onto surfaces. What do you dislike about tiles?https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
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