glass tile
Those 3/4" tile are so thin you wont need to use and type of edging. Just let the grout finish the edge. On the inside corner you can overlap one w...
Those 3/4" tile are so thin you wont need to use and type of edging. Just let the grout finish the edge. On the inside corner you can overlap one w...
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ViewsThe type that Suntouch and NuHeat make are pretty generic and will be about the same price as other makers like Watts Radiant www.wattsradiant.co...
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ViewsYup, its still there. look to the left on their site under design
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ViewsTry www.bedrosians.com They are tile reatilers in the western states and they used to have a place on the website that had many types of patterns...
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ViewsThe two you mentioned are reputable and make a good product. They will assist you with a layout diagram based on your room measurements and station...
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ViewsIf the glass tiles are see through, with no paper tape backing on the tile, then you should use the white modified thinset because whatever is behi...
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ViewsAccent rugs could be used to break up the look and electric low voltage heating mats can be installed under the tile to make the room warmer. Many ...
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ViewsIF this is the correct diagnosis then yes you can keep the floor as tile. The current floor, except for the loosened tile could stay, as long as yo...
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ViewsIf the fireplace will have a hearth, it should go in first. If the firebox is gas fueled it is framed in the wall or an already built wall bump-out...
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ViewsWithout seeing it firsthand I can only speculate. One of the more common reasons for tiles lifting is called "tenting". It happens when the tiles a...
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ViewsThe hardwood flooring can present a problem for tile as the slats can move independent of each other and the movement if severe can transmit up thr...
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ViewsWith a concrete subfloor you wont need any cement board. They are only used over wood construction to provide a better bonding surface. The vinyl ...
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ViewsIt can be safely removed by scraping it up. A grinder or a circular saw will cause the fibers to go airborne which is where the problem is. Also di...
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ViewsThere are a lot of factors that can contribute to tile failure over lino so it is usuually best to remove it. If a large area there are machines...
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ViewsA few things. Drip some water on the concrete and see it it soaks in or lays on top. If it lays on top there is a sealer on the concrete and tha...
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ViewsYes, you should put down a sheet of 1/2" to 3/4" plywood (no CDX permitted)to eliminate the transer of lateral movement in the planks up through th...
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ViewsCeramic tile rated for wall use usually is not used on floors. The clay backing is softer and not meant to be weight bearing. Gouges can easily occ...
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ViewsNone of the tile trade associations or union tile setting schools will support setting tile over hardwood. I wish I could put my hands on a recent...
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ViewsRemoving it is a dirty dusty job and may entail removing baseboard molding also. Going over tile is OK but only if the existing floor is not showin...
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ViewsIt should not be done. Look on any bag of thinset and it will say "not to be set over luan". You should use exterior glue plywood and a cement boar...
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