small gap in tiles under cabinet

Hey there, In the middle of a remodel and was wondering if anyone can give me advice on the proper way to tile the base of this new tub. There is an edge (see pic) that has a built in slope. I'm guessing to just tile down and leave enough space at the base to grout? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Also, if it matters or helps, the tub is a kohler k840 and the tub fits snug between the 3 surrounding walls. [IMG][URL=http://img816.imageshack.us/i/11111yf.jpg/][IMG]http://img816.imageshack.us/img816/8845/11111yf.jpg[/IMG][/URL] Uploaded with [URL=http://imageshack.us]ImageShack.us[/URL][/IMG]

I seem to remember something in the building code requiring doors to be able to open inwards to at least a full 90 degrees. is this true? I have a triangular space that I am remodeling and I want to put in a half bath. Due to the weird wall configuration at angles there isn't room for a pocket door and the door would not be able to open inward to a full 90 degrees. Is that a no-no? I also understand that according to code, the bathroom door (if it isn't a pocket door) has to open inwards, is this true? What is the minimum door size for a bathroom door- 24"? Thanks in advance. Remodel_Citizen