Owning your own home

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pryally in reply to @deleted

always centred on room (joint or centre of tile) and work out if you have any small cuts and move accordingly. It makes it less obvious if room is not square.
done lots both in practice and as part of my job - architectural technician

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deleted in reply to @pryally
Thanks. The room is a weird L shape with two focus points, the french doors and then the range oven. Should I start a tile centred with them both?

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konastab01 in reply to @deleted

If I was you thats the way id do it. Put a set down the middle of it and then work off that at either side.
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pryally in reply to @deleted

looks a good start but obviously check you don't have any small cuts. We've had cork tiles in the utility for several years -dead easy to lay and fix

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