A person whose opinion about these things I trust recommended that I run the tile past the edge of the tub. The tub is 30" from front (the part you step over) to back (the wall where the soap dish could go). He recommended that I run the tile out 36 inches. I have Kerdi ran out 32" at this point. I figured past this didn't need the waterproofing, having a shower door, not a curtain. My original plan was not to have the tile go all the way to the floor because I was concerned about the Jolly/oak baseboard meeting point. After actually seeing it, I think I should take the tile that extends past the tub all the way to the floor.
1. Does running the tile down to the floor seem like the best option for me at this point, or should I just leave it level with how it is already?
2. If yes, how do I make my cut (I have a wet saw) around the curved edge of the tub?
3. What is the best way to have the Jolly/oak baseboard meet? I was thinking about return mitering the baseboard tight against the exposed edge of the Jolly so no wood grain would be seen.
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http://community.webshots.com/photo/...10601930EwXalb
