Adhesive isn't necessary. If you use it though, make it full spread. Span has nothing to do with the size of the room your tiling. It's unsupporte...
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Can't speak about the wood, but 1/2" ply won't cut it for tile. What is the length of the span of the joists? If they can pass Deflection, then y...
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I've never seen or heard of Dry Loc. Apparently it's a painters thing. However I do do a lot of tile. I have yet to see a bag of thinset that says ...
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You would need a bondcoat between the two. What exactly are you trying to accomplish?
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Cut out the grout with a grout saw.You can find them at any home improvement store. A razor knife might also work if the grout is weak enough. Put...
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Monococcion=Single fired. Tile is manufactured in one firing of the kiln. 33x33= Tile size in millimeters. About a 13"x13"? The other words s...
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They make some cool boxes that have screws on the side to change the depth of the box. But for normal boxes; we usually cut as tight as possible to...
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The floor is not supposed to be out more tha 1/4" in ten feet. That's a flat plane. Level is something else. Level is better but sometimes unacheiv...
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First put a little water on the floor.If it soaks in then the floor is not sealed and your good. If it sits there, then it's sealed and you have a...
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They need to be wetsanded with very high grit sandpaper or disks. Best done before installation.
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Your deflection on that floor should be fine for ceramic. It falls short for natural stone. If you have SYP joists; and those 1x6's are still in g...
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Definitely remove the particleboard. If the 1x6's are in good shape and you have enough height. Install 3/4" ply perpindicular to the joists. By t...
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84"-90" is normal for height. Listello is typically eye level; around 60". But it's your shower so do what you think looks good.
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This is a personal asthetic issue. Do what you think looks good. I like the stone mosaic idea. Or you could use one large piece of wood that is as ...
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Just trust the carpet guy. There's nothing wrong with what he's proposing. I've done thousands of yards of carpet just like that.
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I don't think the durock would provide enough strength to hold the weight of the concrete.
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Depends on the tile but I've always liked using a side grinder with a diamond blade.
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It's called tenting and is usually caused by the tile being cut too tightly to the walls or the perimeter has been grouted against the base board. ...
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If it says that it's a sealwer, no you shouldn't need anything else. Water is ph neutral. You can also buy their fancy ph neutral cleaner, but wa...
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