expansion/contraction joints

[ross94]

Hi all having finally got a new batch of tiles i have once again had another attempt at tiling my bathroom. So far i have managed to get 2 walls fully tiled however me being an amateur i have not given too much thought of the corner expansion contraction joint. I fear this may be a potential issue in the future which may tiles to debond if there is any movement but i am not too sure hence why i have come here.
Here are the corner cuts


As you can see they are a bit all over the place me being a novice, some of the tiles are touching and my concern is this may cause cracking in the future due to there being no room for movement on some cuts, i have tried to clear as much adhesive as i can reach but there is still some in there as you can probably see.

My question is i am i being overly concerned or will this be a problem, what will likely happen if there was any movement? Also for future reference what kind of gap should i be leaving these corner joints? Is it the same as the bath and grout joints around 2mm?
Thanks

 

[SpecialK]

It will be fine, there shouldn't be much movement? - I normally leave a similar gap to the one between the tiles ~ 2mm. Make sure you use silicone in the corner and not grout...

 

[ross94]

Thanks, its just your typical shower over bath, the building is around 20 years stud partitions and moisture resistant plasterboard with a tanking membrane, the materials used if it helps is bal max flex fibre (dark purple bag).

I have one final wall to tile and i will make sure i leave a 2mm gap in the corner when im finished i will apply silicone 785 dowsel around the bath and internal corners,
Sound good?
Thanks