What is the measurement side to side? Point to point is not how you measure tile. 1" tile should be 1" sided to side, not point to point.
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I did a quick measurement of our installed tile. It looks like they are 1" point to point. The math gives 0.866" side to side for a hexagonal tile that is 1" point to point. I was just using a tape measure, so it was a rough measurement.
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I agree. The tile listed on this site 7/8 side to side. I ended up purchasing true vintage 1" tile, matte finish from American Universal 714-554-5660. They will send you a sample. 1 1/8 point to point , 1" side to side.
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Each tile is (inch) by 1 3/8ths by 1/8. I don't have them with me so I can't measure thickness, but they are thin. Plastic.
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1" I put a ruler across the diameter and it looks like an inch and 2/16's ...but I doubt that would be a standard. I really think 1" is correct. But just for full disclosure.
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Minimum width...well, I've trimmed some pretty narrow strips off of 4" ceramic tile. I've trimmed some to 3 1/2" wide (1/2" of waste). When I get that close I've used nippers to break off the waste end because I can't really get a "bite" on a strip that narrow. A 1 1/2" strip, though, piece of cake! By the way, be sure to get a stone to finish your cut ends and to 'break' the edges. Cut tiles can be sharp!
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Hi Amy. Just went and measured installed tile. I have them @ 15/16ths X 15/16ths on the nut. Jeff
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Hi Bill Thanks for the feedback. It is indeed a 4" x 6" sample. I'll adjust the advertisement so that it states a full sized sheet of the actual product is 12" x 12". Regards Rocky Point Tile
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It's just a rectangle. It's somewhat soft, but has moved around on my rather uneven Mexican tile and rubbed the finish off. It was too soft and moved around a lot. I would chose another if your tile is not even.
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Hello,I placed each board flat on the countertop to measure thickness. They are not all the same but are close to the same--approximately 1/4 inch. All are over 1/4" but well under 1/2"...so if you go in assuming 1/4" and are happy with that, you should be happy with these.
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625/48 = 13.02 - each tile is a soft. Make allowance for an edging you plan to put at the entrance and/or back/sides
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Depends on the tile. Some tile cut easily and I have cut pieces less then 1" off of a 12x12 tile. On average 1" is minimum - less than that, they tend to break.
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So the actual tile portion is 11 3/4 as I just measured mine. I think they get the 12 by adding the black interlocking portion into the dimension.
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Redi Niche has Spec sheets available on their website. Here is the link for it, if it will open: https://www.tileredi.com/pdf/Spec_RN1620D-BI_20120812.pdf. But the quick answer is that the measurements are for the outside of the whole box. The inside dimensions are less. The spec sheet has a diagram with the exact measurements. I have installed this unit and am in the process of tiling as of this weekend.
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The answer lies in what size frame do you have. Tiles need to fit the frame. If you already have the frame measure the height of it and order that size tile. It should tell you if it will hold a 5 inch tile.
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Mine does show metrics on one side, foot pounds on the other. But it really doesn't matter because it doesn't work anyway. Might as well measure in "Star Treck" units.
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I had this problem with other scales, come to find out it was due to soft or uneven flooring, like wood or linoleum. I had to go to a room that had hard (ceramic or marble) flooring, in my case our foyer. Once I did that it was accurate. Even small tiles will cause inconsistencies as you place your scale. I have even used our garage concrete just to make sure the #'s were right.
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These tiles are each 7/8" of an inch across without considering any grout lines.I hope that this helps. Good luck. We were happy with the quality and none were broken.
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Large hexagon is point to point 1-1/2"' side to side 1-1/4"Middle hexagon is point to point 1"' side to side 7/8"Small hexagon is point to point 1/2"' side to side 9/16"Hope this helps.