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using mosaic tiles as a border - do you need a trim?
noelphobic
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as it says in the title really, just another major problem in a long list of problems. Ordered mosaics to use in a border, arrived late so builder left gap for them. Then found they were a lot less thick than the main tiles. Bought backing for them and fitted them but now seem to have a huge(ish) gap both above and below them. Looks too big to be filled with grout and still look and be OK. Wondering if some kind of trim (pencil?) would sort it?
3 stone down, 3 more to go
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Did the builder know exactly what border mosaic you had ordered? Sounds like he's left the wrong gap & should sort it for you! Or if you can't bear the pain, and want to just do it yourself, would this 10mm Wickes trim work?
http://www.wickes.co.uk/narrow-tile-strip/invt/206950/
good luck0
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