kbt09
2018-09-14 07:06:32
- #1
And once again, very important for continuous tiling in the hallway, open kitchen / living area ... make a tile laying plan.
The critical point is always the hallway. Especially with large tiles. It would help to draw the tile grid to scale on a transparent paper and then slide it back and forth over the floor plan with the same scale. This way you can see how to avoid many unnecessarily narrow cut sections. Furthermore, you can see how it results in nice continuous lines into the rooms, etc.
Often, you will come to the conclusion that you basically halve the hallway lengthwise and lay tiles to the right and left from this line.
The critical point is always the hallway. Especially with large tiles. It would help to draw the tile grid to scale on a transparent paper and then slide it back and forth over the floor plan with the same scale. This way you can see how to avoid many unnecessarily narrow cut sections. Furthermore, you can see how it results in nice continuous lines into the rooms, etc.
Often, you will come to the conclusion that you basically halve the hallway lengthwise and lay tiles to the right and left from this line.