How to?

ankspon

If you fit these tiles what happens when you have to cut one to fit a gap,they have bevelled edges so wouldn't one side protrude.It is probably me being thick. http://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/range/black-white-wall-floor-tiles/Metro-Brick-200e

TEDDYRUKSPIN

It depends. Assumption you are using this in a kitchen or bathroom? The bevelled edges? Just cut it with a decent tile cutter. Alternative would be to purchase a smoother tile in the same colour for the edges to make it decent.

Just go for it. Cut one tile and see what it looks like.

ankspon

It is for a bathroom,just don't want it looking uneven

googler

Any cut edge should be going up to a wall, or other object, rather than another tile, so those edges get filled with grout or filler. They're not going to be adjacent to another tile's rounded edge, so not an issue.

ankspon

googler wrote: »

Any cut edge should be going up to a wall, or other object, rather than another tile, so those edges get filled with grout or filler. They're not going to be adjacent to another tile's rounded edge, so not an issue.

I did say it was me being thick,thanks