Tiling - Issue Vault

# Tiling %% DATAVIEW_PUBLISHER: start ``` TABLE WITHOUT ID AREA + " \ "+ BuildingElement + " " + file.link as Issue, SECTION as Description FROM "3 Resources/Issues" FLATTEN Areas as AREA FLATTEN BuildingElement as BuildingElement sort AREA ASC WHERE contains(BuildingElement,[[Tiling]]) FLATTEN list(filter(file.lists, (x) => meta(x.section).subpath = "Issue Description").text) as SECTION ``` %% | Issue | Description | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | [[3 Resources/Areas/Bathrooms.md\|Bathrooms]] \ [[3 Resources/Building Elements/Tiling.md\|Tiling]] [[3 Resources/Issues/Bathroom Wall Tile Setouts.md\|Bathroom Wall Tile Setouts]] | <ul><li>Tiles are generally 300mm in height.</li><li>When you add the varying falls inside different bathroom configurations, a bathroom of 2400mm will have in some areas of height greater than 2400mm in height requiring small cut tiles to fully cover the walls.</li><li>To prevent this issue, bathroom ceiling heights should be set to 2350mm.</li><li>Bathrooms door should be set to 2100mm.</li></ul> | | [[3 Resources/Areas/Bedrooms.md\|Bedrooms]] \ [[3 Resources/Building Elements/Tiling.md\|Tiling]] [[3 Resources/Issues/Unsightly Ramping between different floor finishes.md\|Unsightly Ramping between different floor finishes]] | <ul><li>Due different height between different floor finishes ala carpet, timber flooring and tiling, if care is not taken, steps or ramps will be required at the transitions between these areas.</li><li>These ramps are unsightly and are representative of a poor finish.</li><li>This also to applies to lobby areas!</li></ul> | | [[3 Resources/Areas/Courtyards.md\|Courtyards]] \ [[3 Resources/Building Elements/Tiling.md\|Tiling]] [[3 Resources/Issues/Pedestal Paving Specification.md\|Pedestal Paving Specification]] | <ul></ul> | | [[3 Resources/Areas/Everywhere.md\|Everywhere]] \ [[3 Resources/Building Elements/Tiling.md\|Tiling]] [[3 Resources/Issues/Uneven floor finish below fire doors.md\|Uneven floor finish below fire doors]] | <ul><li>Fire Doors are crucial components to the fire rating of buildings.</li><li>The gaps around the door and to the floor junction are all critical elements.</li><li>When carpet is installed below a door, there is a potential for height discrepancies.</li><li>Note, See related issue [[Unsightly Ramping between different floor finishes]]</li></ul> | | [[3 Resources/Areas/Ground Floor.md\|Ground Floor]] \ [[3 Resources/Building Elements/Tiling.md\|Tiling]] [[3 Resources/Issues/Uneven floor finish below fire doors.md\|Uneven floor finish below fire doors]] | <ul><li>Fire Doors are crucial components to the fire rating of buildings.</li><li>The gaps around the door and to the floor junction are all critical elements.</li><li>When carpet is installed below a door, there is a potential for height discrepancies.</li><li>Note, See related issue [[Unsightly Ramping between different floor finishes]]</li></ul> | | [[3 Resources/Areas/Living Areas.md\|Living Areas]] \ [[3 Resources/Building Elements/Tiling.md\|Tiling]] [[3 Resources/Issues/Expansion Joints in Tiled Floors.md\|Expansion Joints in Tiled Floors]] | <ul><li>Expansion joints are critical components in tiled floors, allowing for movement caused by thermal expansion, contraction, or structural shifts.</li><li>When these joints are missing, poorly placed, or inadequately filled, the tiled floor may crack, delaminate, or experience other failures due to stress accumulation.</li></ul> | | [[3 Resources/Areas/Living Areas.md\|Living Areas]] \ [[3 Resources/Building Elements/Tiling.md\|Tiling]] [[3 Resources/Issues/Unsightly Ramping between different floor finishes.md\|Unsightly Ramping between different floor finishes]] | <ul><li>Due different height between different floor finishes ala carpet, timber flooring and tiling, if care is not taken, steps or ramps will be required at the transitions between these areas.</li><li>These ramps are unsightly and are representative of a poor finish.</li><li>This also to applies to lobby areas!</li></ul> | | [[3 Resources/Areas/Lobbies.md\|Lobbies]] \ [[3 Resources/Building Elements/Tiling.md\|Tiling]] [[3 Resources/Issues/Unsightly Ramping between different floor finishes.md\|Unsightly Ramping between different floor finishes]] | <ul><li>Due different height between different floor finishes ala carpet, timber flooring and tiling, if care is not taken, steps or ramps will be required at the transitions between these areas.</li><li>These ramps are unsightly and are representative of a poor finish.</li><li>This also to applies to lobby areas!</li></ul> | | [[3 Resources/Areas/Lobbies.md\|Lobbies]] \ [[3 Resources/Building Elements/Tiling.md\|Tiling]] [[3 Resources/Issues/Uneven floor finish below fire doors.md\|Uneven floor finish below fire doors]] | <ul><li>Fire Doors are crucial components to the fire rating of buildings.</li><li>The gaps around the door and to the floor junction are all critical elements.</li><li>When carpet is installed below a door, there is a potential for height discrepancies.</li><li>Note, See related issue [[Unsightly Ramping between different floor finishes]]</li></ul> | | [[3 Resources/Building Elements/Balcony.md\|Balcony]] \ [[3 Resources/Building Elements/Tiling.md\|Tiling]] [[3 Resources/Issues/Pedestal Paving Specification.md\|Pedestal Paving Specification]] | <ul></ul> | %% DATAVIEW_PUBLISHER: end %%