Think this is the right place to ask this, but wondering about where you would start when laying square vinyl tiles in your bay? Would you start in the dead centre as recommended if doing it at home or in one corner? They are the 9" square tiles from proud to pop (similar to madmatz) if anyone has used them before Thanks
That's the standard way, but you don't want thin slivers of tile at the door or against the units. Put some down loose and have a play... then check with the wife that it's acceptable!
Cheers Betty the Bay, The slivers/odd pieces was exactly what I want to avoid. Will do a dry run and see what works best
Not really but as mentioned , the last thing you want is trying to stick a sliver into a neat edge . OH - and make sure they`re square , that really IS important
Plenty of straight lines will be planned out on the plywood before sticking anything down, believe me. I always measure twice, no three times at least. And just before I cut or stick I'll check again. Some call me cautious!
I'd arrange them so you have more than 1/2 a tile wherever you have to trim them. Smaller pieces are less likely to stay put.
Thanks Zedders. That's a valid point layout is a recreated Devon Eurovette so plenty of hiding places for cuts.
Exactly what I am doing all furniture has been created to be emoted leaving a cargo area. Thanks Mike
Sounds like getting the straight edge at the slider sorted then everywhere else it'll run under units and bed. Just need to get out there and do it. Thanks for all the input so far. Photos to follow when complete. Only if it goes well, mind!
As promised the finished floor and the units that I built are in. Just need an excuse to take it somewhere now! Thanks for the advice. In the end my wife laid the tiles - I cut the odd size ones and the then applied the polish! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
