Why is there a gap, is my first thought. Should be a seamless tile up to the door frame. See attached photo. Anyway, I would look at installing a small quarter round to cover this bad workmanship.
That would be awfully unusual to have a home that is exactly the length as lots of full laid tiles…. It looks as though there has been a higher flooring at the door previously as the door frame has faded. The quarter round should cover all issues.
agree “that it would be awfully unusual to have a home that is exactly the length as lots of full laid tiles” that’s why it is not a poor workman ship issue to have a gap at one end of the house
The tiles are laid straight against a metal edge. The workmanship is fine. That gap could be cleaned and a thin row of silicon applied. The second gap is between metal edge and the wood. It also could be cleaned and filled. A piece of quad would be a tidy way to cover both if the height available allows it. I wouldn’t stick the quad down tightly across both surfaces as house move, as appears to be the case here, especially with different base materials.
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