POV: Tiling Inside A Bathroom Window

This is how to tile the inside of a bathroom window.
With a POV of myself, In this video I show you the process I went through to tile the inside of the window. Using a RUBI TS-60 we cut down offcuts of tiles to size and mitre 10mm metal trim for the edges. In the video you will be able to see that we came a full tile off the edge of the window to leave a seamless finish. One of my tips to anyone is to always install the top tile inside of the window before the side tile below it. I always do this as it locks the top tile in whilst it sets.
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[@shaunfarrand5642]

Nicely done, interesting to see you leave a gap for the grout between the trim and tile edge. Do you leave the same mm gap between the trim and tile as the spaces between the tiles too? Keep it up!

[@amerism4530]

nice bro jobs looks smart can you do a video on how to set out / where to start tiling in a whole room, basically a video showing how you know/where to put your setting out lines and working out where you will start tiling in various different room shapes. I finished my diploma a few years ago but wasn't able to go straight into tiling due to family reasons but now i want to get into it but feel that bit i have forgot slightly, as we only practised for 2 years in a square room please mate would help me loads as i can't find nothing detailed online about various room shapes and how to set up. thanks

[@wealthyperson3108]

Well done 👍 what's the quote for this job ?