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Re:Where to buy edging tiles for bathroom

cubix · 2006-05-12 13:54:03

Did not think it would be so hard to find but I have not had much luck yet.I am looking to buy what I would class as an edging tile. Basically when your wall tiles meet the bath/shower years ago you finished with a curve shape tile which is normaly 6-8in long and about 1in high. But when I ring around all the usual…

12-05-2006 1:54pm

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Did not think it would be so hard to find but I have not had much luck yet.I am looking to buy what I would class as an edging tile. Basically when your wall tiles meet the bath/shower years ago you finished with a curve shape tile which is normaly 6-8in long and about 1in high. But when I ring around all the usual suspects they tell me they only sell the plastic strip.

Thks Cubix

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#2 12-05-2006 2:55pm

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I think unless its part of the "set" of tiles you bought you will be in trouble
Unless you course you have a plain colour thats easy to match...
Its basically a 1/4 quadrant with the curved side facing out right?
I think they are no longer used due to the problems of the batch shifting when its full and breaking the seal...

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