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Bathroom Tile Coving

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Prudie | 17:54 Tue 13th Aug 2013 | Home & Garden
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Can anyone help suggest what product I should get for this problem - in bathroom 2 vertical walls are plain emulsion and meet horizontal tiled shelves. Where walls meet tiled area water has collected over time and the paint is back to bare plaster. I need some kind of coving that will sit flat against both to repel water but my untrained eye can't find anything. is there such a product and what would you stick it with?
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Do you mean tile quadrant Pruders? http://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/range/wall-tiles/bathtrims-quadrant-sets/
18:04 Tue 13th Aug 2013
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Hey the Buider, I was hoping you might come along! That looks like what I need - it doesn't have a lip to put behind the tile does it? I want to just stick something on without disturbing the tiles (which are just finished with grout at the moment?)
No, some trims do have an upstand. You stick it on first, then fix tiles above.
These are ceramic quadrant tiles. You simply apply them over what's there.

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