Mike29
2018-10-17 02:05:27
- #1
Whether it is a defect or not could be debated now. I think it would be at most a visual defect, as no function is impaired here. The question is also how it was planned (detailed planning)? Because there are several ways to execute this: - last row of tiles to the door only after installation of the frame (this is how we did it) - as it was done here - frame is adjusted to the tiles (for the good door fitters who still show what they can do). I consider it wrong to solely blame the tiler here. It is often solved as it was done here: the frame on the wall tiles and the gap is grouted. How was the tiler supposed to know up to which dimension he is allowed to tile to the cutout? He cannot orient himself on the door cutout (at most only roughly), as it does not have to be 100% precise either. Furthermore, the door could also be installed centered in the cutout and then the most precise work of the tiler would be ruined. One could also ask why the door fitter did not adjust the frame in the tile area!?