Starting point for hexagonal tiles

Question

How do you work out a starting point when tiling with hexagonal tiles?

Mark · Accepted Answer

Start in the Centre  of the room, then middle or point of tile

William · Answer

Center the wall bight ways. And mirror the cuts at each end

Justin · Answer

Normally you should stsrt from the middle of the window.
Other than that a measurement from either side of the wall
To make sure your cuts are equal and follow on

Mustafa · Answer

Find the midpoint of each wall and snap chalk lines on the floor. The line crossing at the room's center are the starting point of the tile. Lay a row of tiles along a straightedge more than halfway across the room. For consistent joints, use tile spacers.

Joey · Answer

Find the center point of the elevation you intend to tile. Measure out module sizes from there to see which suits best and leaves the best size cuts.

Steve · Answer

all depends on what you are tiling, floor I would start at one end of room would your way out of room and if wall tiling say for kitchen start center of hob area work out left and right, bottom to top

Garry · Answer

Always start in the middle then dry lay to see what works best

Jason · Answer

"Start in the Centre of the room, then keep it that others is it won’t be level

Stanislaw · Answer

Central point floor  and walls

Sky · Answer

You always start from the middle as so the same measurements either side

Starting point for hexagonal tiles

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