How to Tile 135-Degree Corners in My Bathroom?
Asked by D3c0r8teR99
Hey folks! I'm in the middle of a DIY bathroom renovation and my wife wants to use subway tiles on the walls. Here's the thing: instead of standard 90-degree corners, we have this smaller wall that creates two 135-degree angles. I've got a picture I can share later, but I'm curious if there are any special techniques for tiling these types of angles. Any advice?
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A quick tip: when you reach the corners, you can overlap the tiles slightly if that's easier, or butt them up against each other for a tighter finish. It really depends on the look you're going for, so try both if you're unsure!
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When you're working with those corners, cut your tiles to fit and then use the cutoff piece as your next tile after the corner. This technique helps maintain a clean look as you go around the angles.
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