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I'd tile to the ceiling personally - but If i'd had the budget I would have tiled evrythng! We did ash vanity top (worktop offcut) - is nice - has held up well.
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A. Yeah
B. No - Oak shelf
C. No
D. No
E. Yes, to the ceiling, because your shower head is close to it.
F. Yep, same as E
G. Not sure which bit this is, outside of bath? If so, no.
H. No, it's not going to get wet.This is based on only tiling where it's needed and I think personally that too many tiles look like a public toilet :)
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I'd say tile it all (except for B) or else you always end up with one bit of tiling that just randomly stops.
Or just tile E and F to the ceiling and the rest to the height of the shelf in A.
Top of the window isn't going to work unless your shower head is pretty low.
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Hive mind advice needed... having a bit of a melt around how much to tile.
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A. Yeah
B. Prob - or an Oak shelf?
C. Nah.
D. Prob nah, but depends on...
E. Yes, but how high? To the ceiling? Or to the top of the window for a visual line around the whole room?
F. Same as E
G. Obvs bit in bath, same q as E and F.
H. Yeah, as high as the ledge/shelf (A)
SO the crux of it is, how high to tile the walls within the bath. Align with top of the window or go all the way to the ceiling? The former might make the room feel a bit more integrated but think I like the idea ion the later more?
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