Does this set come with pieces that can go along the outside of a tile to create a straight edge?
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Yes they do. There are enough edges to complete a full border once all four squares are connected into one large square. (Or 8 edge pcs total)
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Yeap it will have everything you need to give a nice clean border, in fact I buy 4 of this and after installation i had some edges left to spare
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Yes, my set came with 2 removable edge pieces per block. If I place the four block together, I have a wonderful square with straight edges. BTW I love my set. It is made of 100% recycled materials and it is latex and lead free. Terrific product at a terrific price from Amazon. Hope this answers your question.
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No, it just comes with metal pieces which keep you from having to cut angles. U have to go to lumber yard and get wood and screws. The book tells you what all u need tho. Ull need to cut 2x4s and plywood.
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I was able to cut into pieces for a project that I wanted to build four different city blocks. Edges turned out fine. No real sharp edges to be concerned about. Easy to do.
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Yes, all 6 pieces have interlocking borders. Then they supply, if I remember correctly, 8 strips that you can use to make a finished border.
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yes. all tiles come as squares with borders on four sides. you can peel the border off where you need to
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I don't know of any edge pieces but our handyman just cut some of the blocks to create edge strips around the base of the floor. Not sure what he used to cut them but he didn't have any problem with them.
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Its possible, however, you may have to buy additional units. All the pieces come individually so you can cut the length of the top an bottom rail to the lengths you need. In order to make it around your "slight corners" of the oval you may have to make several "shorter" fence panels to make the curve then open your panels back up to full lengths down the sides. Hope this helps
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They do come with straight edge pieces. The only problem is that if you take the edge pieces off to assemble your area, it's very difficult to find the exact matches again. It blends in well, but doesn't look as good as having the exact edge piece that was originally connected to that main piece. We bought 200 sq. feet and it covers a 20'x10' area in our basement. More coverage than I had expected. I have no regrets - it's awesome! In fact our basement has flooded twice and the mats did not get ruined. They floated on top of the water and dried quickly with no lingering musty smell.
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Yes, it does come with some squares.... can't remember exactly how many, maybe 6 or 8. I cut up a paper plate and made some larger ones for my use.
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I just finished a project that had stone pieces mixed with some glass tiles. The saw did fine for cuts across both types of tiles.
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Yes, you can purchase the edges in the following link:eWonderWorld Beveled Side &/or Corner Edges for Interlocking Wonder MatsPlease note that we now offer blue edges!
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yes .. there is are basic shapes (like a puzzle outline) that the pieces fit into. Kids loved it! Great item.
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Yes. The only pieces that aren't, are pieces that you wouldn't need to flip (straight pieces, bridge). This has been a great set of tracks for my son.
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no, they do not. each half fits in by itself (the curved edge fits fine), but together one side will end up resting on top of the other. i contacted the company (TSM) and they thought it would be ok to sand the straight edge some to make it fit due to the fact it is a non-porous stone. i haven't done this yet. i will say this non-porous stone grows mold quite well. it was my first attempt at making kraut. it looked like penicillin mold, and i didn't want to deal with that so i dumped the batch. will try to sterilize the stones and try again later.
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You'll need a really big supply of box cutting blades & a ruler but once you score the tile they do snap easily. The one part I didn't like was they are VERY sticky so if you're careful with the tile placement they'll stay aligned. I hope this helps! &#128522;
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I used a jigsaw with a fine tooth blade similar to a blade used to cut metal. This can be purchased at any hardware store. After cutting use a fine grit 120 sandpaper to smooth the cut edges. I would also recommend a rubber mallet to interlock the tiles together. Makes a very nice job when installed.
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Yes, i have it like this. I bought 2 sets (8 squares). It looks really Nice, Im very Happy with purchase