I checked the link this morning from my account and my wife's. Both worked. I was going to stop posting here all together if they removed the discussion and before I answered any questions today I made sure it was fixed. Email Emily Hurley and ask her to give you permission to see it. Someone on Houzz is doing something funny. To be honest it is driving me nuts these changes these SEO guys at Houzz are doing later after we post info. On so many of my old posts they have gone back into my post and removed hot links. A little over the top Houzz's approach. I think the company so big now that one division of the company does not know what the other is up too. Email Emily and ask her why you can not see a discussion that I have been adding revenant info to for nearly 3 years.... Emily Hurley - emily@houzz.com If you read this discussion (http://ths.gardenweb.com/discussions/2311932/how-far-out-beyond-tub-shower-to-tile?n=29) you can see Emily states that the discussion is visible. ScreenShot from just now. I think her company gives her access to all hidden content. I have learned that Houzz can shield posts from anyone they want yet leave them visible to the poster. So you think your opionin is up for the world to see - but it really is only visible to you. Let me know via email when you can view this discussion. I feel like I just wasted 3 hours of writing. Why post info if one day it goes away? What a joke. Reminds me of the John Bridge Tile Forum. Discussions going Poof - Gone in the middle of the night. jfrwhipple@gmail.com This very well might be my last post here on Garden Web.

Having same discoloration of finish. This is literally the first time this has ever happened and we have used the same tile installer and done the satin nickel schluter on a minimum of 10 showers in the last 2 years. I feel like this is a product malfunction. Schluter doesn't want any responsibility and just thinks we are supposed to rip out the shower and start over (according to rep Tim in Phx area). This is ridiculous. How many people are having discoloration of finish? They also provide zero assistance to fix this when it does happen to their product. Not every piece of schluter is doing this, but the ones that do completely ruin a new shower with the discoloration of finish. Anyone else try the barkeeper friend product? Thanks

I'm guessing he was having a hard time weedeating up to and against it if it was entirely buried. He was likely having to hold the weedeater in more of an 'edging' mode. That looks a little high to me, and sharp as well. Just discuss it with them if you don't like it that way.

I've been going back and forth on this same topic for the white ceramic subway tile I'll be installing as a backsplash in my kitchen. I'm using a 2"x4" mosaic. The problem is they don't make matching bullnose pieces. I can get them in bigger sizes and try and cut them down with a wet saw, but they're thicker than the mosaic (1/4" vs. 5/16"). I'll have some areas where the edge of the tile is open (i.e. doesn't terminate into a wall or cabinet). For those edges, I really just want a matching 2"x4" bullnose piece with the bullnose on the short edge. In the upper corner, I want a 2"x4" bullnose piece with a bullnose on both the short and long edges. For the top row where it's open, I want 2"x4" bullnose pieces with the bullnose on the long edge. I looked at the Schluter, but I really didn't like it. I'm going for a more rustic look, and I think it has more of a modern look. The solution I finally found was a place down in Cincinnati where you send them pieces of your field tile and they make them into bullnose pieces to your specification with a kiln fired finish. That way everything matches my field tile. It's costing me about $4 per bullnose tile, but it's giving me exactly the look I want. I think they have a minimum order amount of $50.