Hello everyone,
The bathroom tiles have been installed here for a few days now. I took a closer look at everything today. The tile trims around the corners and the joints between two trims caught my attention.
The corners don’t look quite right to me. Surely there are corner pieces that could have been used here. Also, the joint between the two trims is on a long wall section, about three meters (10 feet). Are the trim lengths limited?
Is this common practice, or was the work not done properly?
Regards,
Alex
The bathroom tiles have been installed here for a few days now. I took a closer look at everything today. The tile trims around the corners and the joints between two trims caught my attention.
The corners don’t look quite right to me. Surely there are corner pieces that could have been used here. Also, the joint between the two trims is on a long wall section, about three meters (10 feet). Are the trim lengths limited?
Is this common practice, or was the work not done properly?
Regards,
Alex
abertram schrieb:
Is this common practice or was the work not done properly? In my opinion, this is normal. The rails used in your case are relatively inexpensive. If nothing else was agreed upon, this is perfectly fine.
We also have such corner cubes like in the picture by @RFR. However, ours sit directly against the rails without any gap. This creates a very nice effect. Usually, the rails and cubes like these are also about one corner more expensive.
