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237SJ | 19:46 Mon 14th Jun 2010 | Home & Garden
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I have a house where the bathroom wall curves (was a little courtyard but bathroom extension took it`s place). There is a corner bath which only has tiles along the end (which is a straight wall) and there is only paint around the back of the bath. I`m thinking of installing a new bathroom and would like to tile the curved wall. Is that possible?
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you could use mosaic tiles, they're usually on a hessian-type backing.
20:11 Mon 14th Jun 2010
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Good thinking. It`s a pretty large area though
20:12 Mon 14th Jun 2010
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omg ,watch sara doesn't get her drill out SJ. there will be no stopping her.
20:13 Mon 14th Jun 2010
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Good idea from the Bag Lady SJ .................. also, 100mm square tiles should go around a fairly tight radius.
20:15 Mon 14th Jun 2010
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it's not that difficult really and i have actually created a curved wall with ply and then tiled it.
20:16 Mon 14th Jun 2010
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the right man for the job is.......... a woman ;o)
20:18 Mon 14th Jun 2010
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and you two are in SO much trouble!
20:19 Mon 14th Jun 2010
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Thanks for your answers. I won`t be attempting to do it myself!
20:48 Mon 14th Jun 2010
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SJ, shame on you, lol!
20:50 Mon 14th Jun 2010

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