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i always line up the bottom of the back box @ 4" or 6" above worktop. that way there's a better than even chance that tony tiler gets his tiles straight.
 
Personally I do them 1100 to the middle of the box above a worktop, just looks the best height to me not too high not too low, as have found in the past, putting them 1200 to top to match everything else is a little high when above a worktop.
Also who gives a rats behind about the tiler etc....nobody makes it easier for us.
 

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