sco0ter
2018-09-10 10:23:23
- #1
Hello,
our tile dealer asked us whether we want ready-made skirting boards or alternatively prefer to order a few more tiles and have the tiler cut the skirting boards himself.
We sat there somewhat puzzled and didn’t know what to do, especially since there was no sample piece available.
These are 20x120 wood-look tiles.
Advantage of ready-made skirting boards: rounded edges in wood look.
Disadvantage: somewhat more expensive
With cut ones, you would see the tile edge, but that hardly stands out (similar color tone).
What do you think? Would you be annoyed if you gave up the rounded edges?
our tile dealer asked us whether we want ready-made skirting boards or alternatively prefer to order a few more tiles and have the tiler cut the skirting boards himself.
We sat there somewhat puzzled and didn’t know what to do, especially since there was no sample piece available.
These are 20x120 wood-look tiles.
Advantage of ready-made skirting boards: rounded edges in wood look.
Disadvantage: somewhat more expensive
With cut ones, you would see the tile edge, but that hardly stands out (similar color tone).
What do you think? Would you be annoyed if you gave up the rounded edges?