Decorative tiles - 3D tiles - show off your special walls

Something else to keep in mind is the installation of the bathroom mirror. Our 2x1m mirror was glued with pads (you can think of it like double-sided tape). Usually, nothing is drilled or screwed. Such a thing only holds on a surface without texture.

My husband kept saying that it was due to limescale in the grooves or structures, but to be honest, I wouldn't have thought that.

However, I wouldn't have any concerns with the model from post #5.

I wouldn’t have any concerns about the model from post #5.

I wouldn’t either, calculation-wise. But they are said to be very prone to dust and I am very picky.. I know that I would be very, very annoyed because I would constantly be looking at it..

We have said goodbye to the textured tiles and will have the selected tile in the format 60 x 60 laid as floor and wall tiles, 120 cm high, shower floor-to-ceiling. Wall only where there are sanitary fixtures. Everything else will remain tile-free.

I don’t like kalk either. But they are supposed to be very dust-prone and I am very picky.

I meant the white contoured ones, not the rough gray ones for the floor.

We [...] will have the selected tile in the size 60 x 60 laid as floor and wall tiles, 120 cm high, shower up to the ceiling. Wall only where there are sanitary objects though. Everything else remains tile-free.

60x60 120 high means two pieces high. Ouch, that will look very unusual. Compared to a kalk edge, that would look more like a beam than a thorn in the eye. Better to do 60x30 on the wall and stagger the joints at the floor/wall transition by half a step* or change the color tone. And also think about the smooth transition between tile tone and plaster tone. *) or the laying direction: diagonal on the floor

I meant the white contoured ones, not the rough gray ones for the floor.

60x60 120 high means two pieces high. Ouch, that will look very unusual. Compared to a lime rim, that would rather be a beam than a thorn in the eye. It’s better on the wall at 60x30 and also offsets the joints at the floor/wall transition by half a beat* or changes the color tone. And also think about the gentle transition tile tone ./. plaster tone. *) or the laying direction: diagonal on the floor

Yes, those are the ones I meant too, a lady (customer) told me that at the hardware store on Saturday when I was admiring the tiles..

It should look like in post 9. I have also seen that on many online profiles and so far I liked it. The lady at the tile sample consultation simulated it for us, and somehow it didn’t look so nice with the 60 x 30 tiles.

I still have a bit of time.. I’m probably not seeing the forest for the trees anymore..

Must be unable to see the forest for the trees.

That has definitely caught my attention :)

It should look like in post 9.

Yes, of course that works too: it's more like 110 than 120 high, and therefore not 2.0 x the element height overall ...