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Measure and mark your wood tile with a square and a pencil. A square is a ruler shaped like a right angle. Align one edge of the square with one edge of your small tile. Use a pencil and the other edge to draw your guideline. This method is great if you have a lot of tiles […]
The tool you use will depend on what sort of cut you are doing and how many marble tiles you plan on cutting. If you just have to cut a few tiles design, a glass cutter will suffice. If you need to cut more tile, however, a tiling tool or a wet saw might be more convenient. […]
Ceramic tile can be a beautiful addition to your home or garden. It begins with just a lump of clay, which is mixed with other ingredients to create a medium by which to form the tiles. Pigments and designs are added before glazing to add color and texture. If you love working with your hands, […]
Keep porcelain tiles spotless isn’t difficult, but it can get tricky when the tile is stained or hasn’t been protected or sealed property. Thankfully, there are several cleaning options at your disposal to clean the porcelain tiles. You may have polished or glazed porcelain tiles, unpolished or unglazed porcelain tiles, or textured marble porcelain tiles. You […]
Lay down marble tile cement or thinset mortar where your first section of tile design will be. Use the flat side of the trowel to key in the thinset, and then comb with the notched side of the trowel with even horizontal lines. The goal is to have a nice even application of cement or mortar […]
If you need to, clean the existing floor thoroughly with a non-toxic floor cleaner. You’ll want to remove all glue, dirt and existing mortar before you start laying your new tile floor. The flooring tiles should be completely clean in order for maximum bonding between the tile design and the thinset. TSP, or trisodium phosphate, is a […]
Installing a tile floor can be time-consuming work. For those on a busy schedule, it can take a week to get the whole project accomplished. However, the process itself is straightforward and the end result is well worth the effort you put in. See Step 1 for more information on how to do DIY tile […]
Protect yourself and your surroundings. Wear wraparound safety goggles, work gloves, long sleeves, long work pants, and a dust mask. Lay a canvas drop cloth over the bathtub, shower floor, or any fixtures you want to protect from chipping. Cover any drains with painter’s tape. Consider tearing apart shower walls. Shower tiles are usually installed […]
Remove the marble tiles without removing the substrate.If the material beneath the wall tiles is in good condition, you can save yourself some money and leave it intact. That said, this method is slow and often causes some damage to the substrate; use your best judgement. Remove the tiles design with a flat pry bar, placing the […]
Removing ceramic tiles is a time consuming job, especially if you’re trying to preserve them for reuse elsewhere. If your tiles are only chipping off in tiny pieces, you may need to spend more time scraping out grout, or switch to power tools instead of a hand chisel. Protect fixtures and usable floor with drop […]
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