shower enclosure tile transition
BobbyG79
4 years ago
Help! I'm in the midst of tiling a bathroom and have 2 different coloured tiles. on the wall on the right I want to keep the dark tiles in the shower enclosure and lighter ones on the other side. this will mean I have a cut line part way along the wall. what's the bast way to transition between the two tiles. bearing in mind the line will be covered by the shower screen.
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Jonathan
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Carolina
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