Tiling for the Long Haul

Article Abstract:

Installing tile is not glamorous work, but it should be done right. Generally tiling starts by the selection and placement of a cementitious backer board or modified gypsum board on a reasonably flat surface. The tile must be laid on the installed backing board. Care should be taken in this process so that the end result is attractive. Preparation of the area involves setting a baseline, cutting and setting the tile and grouting.

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Ceramic Tile: Buying Smart

Article Abstract:

The selection of proper ceramic tiles for a tiling job is of the utmost importance. Tile comes in a surprising array of prices and qualities, though experts feel that the overall quality of a tiling job lies with proper installation. The amount of glaze on a tile should be related to the amount of usage the surface is expected to see. The scale of the project may also suggest the correct size of tile to buy.

Purchasing, Buyers Guide

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Step-by-step to tile success; a facelift can be more rewarding than replacing your old concrete steps

Article Abstract:

Tile can provide a nearly maintenance-free solution for renewing old cement steps. The concrete is washed and repaired. The old steps are leveled, and a latex bonding adhesive is applied so that the leveling cement will adhere. Alter leveling, the tiles are set with mortar and grouted.

Maintenance and repair, Stairs, Cement, Cements (Building materials)

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