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Tools required for the task • Spirit level/Water level• Pencil • Length of wood• Measuring tape• Tile nippers• Notched trowel• Gauging trowel• Tile cutter • Chalk line
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Use a measuring tape to find the centre of the window sill and mark using a pencil.
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Using a spirit level and pencil to transfer the centre line to the top and the bottom of the wall. Then transfer between the two points with a chalk line
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Using the staff stick check the cuts to the reveals and both sides of the wall. Choose which method of centre works best for your wall centre of a tile or a centre of a joint
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Using the staff stick check the cuts to the sill and soffit if the cuts are to small adjust the staff stick to suit.
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Once position of tiles has been worked out mark the wall on top and bottom of the window using the staff stick with a pencil.
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Using the staff stick you can now check the cutting at the ceiling and floor. If these are not suitable start again at the window.
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Using water level transfer setting out height around room and mark with chalk line.
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You can now use your staff stick to set the tile baton to the nearest whole tile from the floor.
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Fix the tiles to window height you can now put plumb lines up both sides of the window this will help when you get to top of the window to ensure gap doesn't close or open up
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Continue tiling up both sides of window ensuring tiles are kept plumb and level throughout