Tiles
12 years ago
Hi Guys, you mentioned the subway tiles are beveled. Can you give an estimate on how far from the edge the bevel is as I cant quite get close enough by zooming. Is it better to have square beveled for a subway look than plain flat or rounded beveled edge subway tiles?
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