Place a tile against the wall in your starting spot. Some prefer to work from the bottom up; others like to start with the centre of the space and work outwards. Whichever you choose remember to add a tile spacer on the connecting side of the tile. When you reach the ends, you will ...
If you’re replacing wallpaper for tile, first, strip back the wallpaper to the plaster. Remembering to fill in any holes or cracks that you find with a suitable filler, then coating with primer. Once this is completely dry,you are readyto start tiling! Step 4: Mix the adhesive One of...
Our advice on how to choose shower tile. Your shower is the main attraction in your bathroom. It’s the focal point of the room, so choosing the right shower tile and design can be an overwhelming process for many homeowners.
The conventional adhesive for floor tiles is thin-set mortar, and this also works for smaller wall tiles, but to stick larger tiles to the wall, you need a tile-setting mastic with more holding power. You can find both at any home improvement supply store. Apply mortar or mastic to the ...
VJ wall panels in the bathroom When it comes to using VJ panelling in wet areas like bathrooms, there are two great options I’ve used recently: James Hardie HardieGroove Panels and James Hardie External Cladding (AXON). Both are durable and water-resistant, and you can find them at Bunni...
splashes, and cooking fumes. Luckily for you, we have a collection ofvinyl and washable wallpapersthat are suitable for use in the kitchen, bathroom, and other humid areas in the home. Wallpaper is so much easier to apply and remove than tiles or splashbacks, making it a fantastic alter...
Hi there, Long time reader, first time poster. I have some very old tile in my bathroom, the attached pics actually make them look better than they look in real life. They're a faded white/grey colour, but also kind of a retro glossy. I can't afford to
How to tile a wall Create a stunning wall with attractive, practical and durable wall tiles Tiling is a skilled task but we’re here to help you get the best finish to your wall tiles. Whether you’re tiling a whole bathroom, a shower cubicle, a splashback in a kitchen or a small ...
If it's time to redo the grout in your home before water and mildew cause even more damage, our DIY guide will help you get it done each step of the way.
When using a saw, be sure to dry each tile’s back side once you have cut it. This will keep water from going through the tile’s adhesive bond or your inside wall (more on adhesive next). How to Tile Inside Corners Place glue in your inside corner with a trowel.Apply this adhesive...