royaloakcarpentry wrote:Depends how bad, bad actually is.
Sometimes tiling is not about straight lines, due to tile quality, but about straight blocks.
It takes experience and actually seeing the job, but you may be able to lay this 3rd quarter in a grid to bring it back on track. In essence you lay the tiles slightly out of square to bring them back into being square so that the 4th quarter matches the two quartes it is bordering.
Hope that makes sense..............probably not lol.
The tiles may be a right pig to get up and will or should break. The adhesive should be rapid set and this will be or should be a bstard to get up. So the above option makes the best sense, if it is possible.
Hi, yeah that makes sense, kinda tried to do that I think, but seems to be getting worse as the tiles are'nt a perfect size, but i'm finding these last lot are getting closer and closer together... :-(