| Post ID |
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| 1339413 |
2013-05-02 22:42:00 |
It's not that difficult. For each rectangular section work out how many tiles wide, count any part tiles as whole ones. Do the same for length and multiply and you have the number of tiles for that section. Allow for a bit of wastage to be safe. Or just take your drawing into the tile shop and they'll work it out for you, that's what I did. |
dugimodo (138) |
| 1339414 |
2013-05-02 23:07:00 |
I was allowing for breakages and using all the part tiles, i would add 10% for waste if I was measuring to do the job myself |
gary67 (56) |
| 1339415 |
2013-05-02 23:21:00 |
So i should double that.......:p cos this is me we are talking bout....lol
But thanks heaps guys....i will be able to look more effectively now since i have an idea of how many i need...:) |
beetle (243) |
| 1339416 |
2013-05-03 02:00:00 |
What tools will i need? essential ones not maybe ifs etc............ |
beetle (243) |
| 1339417 |
2013-05-03 02:56:00 |
Tile cutter, tile spacers, small cuts will need to done on a saw by a professional. It will take about 3 times as long as you think. Remember measure twice and cut once. You need a good base material (from you DIY store) Don't forget to start at the centre of a straight wall so last tiles on both sides are the same widths. |
Arnie (6624) |
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