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lelandst

joining the beadboard and tile

14 years ago
I love how you transitioned from beadboard to tile. Is that a bullnose edge? I wasn't sure how to join the two in my bath and I think yours looks wonderful
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  • PRO
    14 years ago
    That is a 1/4 round, so the tile stands a little more out from the wall than the thickness of the bead board. This allows the tile to be more out from the wall that the beadboard and trim.
  • 13 years ago
    Could you explain that more? Are you saying there is no bullnose the entire verticle edge? The edge tiles appear to be wider than a simple 1/4 round tile trim. Any chance that you have a closer shot of that transition? It really is nice.
  • PRO
    13 years ago
    the tile is on concrete backer board so it is a 1/4 round rather than a bullnose. Does that help? I could try and go past their house, but don't know how soon I could do that and get a picture up.
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