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Ther is no long lasting paint for tiled floors. Some have used epoxy paints but it usually looks like a tile floor that was painted and nothing mor...
Ther is no long lasting paint for tiled floors. Some have used epoxy paints but it usually looks like a tile floor that was painted and nothing mor...
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ViewsYou can google for anti-slip tile applications. two that I am familiar with are www.sliptech.com and www.slipguard.com
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ViewsI am unaware of any codes that address this but some manufacturers may have do's and donts's about what is under their vinyl. I would think any old...
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ViewsConsidering the original post was from over 3 years ago, I doubt he is still livig with the problem. But good answers anyway for those who may be e...
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ViewsWith a 24" OC system, you cannot put Hardibacker or any cement board down on the subflooring. Cement boards do not offer any structural strength to...
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ViewsI just thought of something. Bizazza Glass has a training facility down in Florida where they teach proper installation. Try googling them and see ...
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ViewsA wet saw would be the preferred method. It may be less difficult to remove them from the mesh and cut one at a time. Try butting one side into a j...
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ViewsAt face value, that statement holds no merit. Backerboard would be a fine substrate to set tile on but in a dry area such as a backsplash, having d...
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ViewsThats right. The bond will be fine as long as full contact is made. Thats why it was recommended to get the floor as "unbumpy" as possible. A ridge...
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ViewsThere are two kinds of cracks, one where there is a horizontal split. Thuis can be tiled over with the right preparation. The other kind is vertica...
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ViewsGo to www.ntma.com They will have info and possible leads to qualified repair/refinishers.
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ViewsMake that - drop the wood down 1/4" not 1/$
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ViewsTo do it right you would have to spend about $600 on tools and grinding/polishing pads. You can try a palm sander and use various grits to work shi...
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ViewsThere is no uniform average. It will vary widely by region of the country. The type of tile being installed and the pattern chosen also dictate the...
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ViewsDepends on how well the tiles are adhered to the wallboard. Some thinsets will be guaranteed to take the wallboard off with the tile. But then agai...
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ViewsDo not butt the tiles, leave at least a 1/16" grout joint. No matter how tight you think they are there is still enough room for food particles and...
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ViewsYou need at least the additional 1/2" of BCX grade ply, 3/4" would be better, then the 1/4" cement board. No CDX ply, the "D" layers have too many ...
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ViewsHit it with a rough grade of sandpaper on a belt sander or a palm sander to give a little better adhesion. Mop the tile with clean water to remove ...
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ViewsIf there are no cracks in the grout or cracked tile, then you could entertain the idea of going over the old with new. The additional height relati...
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ViewsDeflection isn't an issue as this is a cement slab on grade. Do you have some replacement pieces of tile? I would get the installer back and hav...
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