Hi arfan , you will be able to tile the slope so long as you get really good quality tile adhesive , you may be able to get one that goes off fast , it will take longer than normal to tile as you will have to hold the tile in place for a while until they grip. All the best with it. Al.

Excellent presentation! Thank you 😊

I'm just about to remove some of these clips, how do you undo them from a pipe? Do you just pull them open with some pliers? Don't want to damage the pipe.

Hi Arfan , Dunlop do a quick non slip adhesive , Bostik do a porcelain Rapid adhesive also , it must be a flexible type as you say (check out you local B&Q). Those borders are a problem even a professional would struggle to get right on completely square walls. They always seem to run out by the time you get right around the bathroom. So it might be better to leave the angled bit but do the rest . I-E make it look like you deliberately tiled it that way. Regards, al.

hi. can you recommend a tile adhesive? does it have to be a flexible type? does the grout have to be flexible? i was going to use borders in the rest f the bathroom how do i border the angled bit so it matches the other walls ni.e same height, is that possible? thanks

hi al great video.Got a question about tiling.I have the underside of my attic stairs in my bathroom which I want to tile (the slope bit) is that possible? how would i go about it? do i need special adhesive? many thanks

Very helpful video thank you!

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