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tiles running into wooden floor designs

  • 27-08-2015 04:34PM
    #1
    dobad
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    Hi all, were currently tiling and putting down a wooden floor. The room is open plan, kitchen, dining and living area, running into a sunroom. Were tiling the kitchen and wooden floor in living and sunroom, however the dining area is right in the middle, so could look strange having wooden floor meeting a tile right in the centre of say the sunroom door. Our carpenter suggested we incorporate the tile into the wooden floor as a design in the centre.
    Has anybody seen this done or would any of you have any pictures of this done?
    Thanks


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  • #2
    stewygriffin
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,896 ✭✭✭stewygriffin


    dobad wrote: »
    Hi all, were currently tiling and putting down a wooden floor. The room is open plan, kitchen, dining and living area, running into a sunroom. Were tiling the kitchen and wooden floor in living and sunroom, however the dining area is right in the middle, so could look strange having wooden floor meeting a tile right in the centre of say the sunroom door. Our carpenter suggested we incorporate the tile into the wooden floor as a design in the centre.
    Has anybody seen this done or would any of you have any pictures of this done?
    Thanks

    Your carpenter will install the flooring up to the tiles and will leave a 5-6mm gap,then he will fill the gap with tec-7 in a suitable colour so that it blends in well with the flooring and tiling.
    Ive seen it done in some new builds with ground floor open plan layouts.Looks well when done right.


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