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I’m going to be moving into my first home later this month and the bathroom is the only dated section of the house. I’m going to remove the tiles myself but i’m a little frustrated because the tiles encase the bathtub. Is it possible to remove tiles that are on the bathtub base and then get them redone professionally or would it be safer to remove the wall tiles myself and leave simply just those ones?
Am preparing to tile my house with a sand, Cement and Lime mortar! Is that safe?
Would tiling usually be done by a decorator or a handyman? Not sure which of these to post my kitchen tiling job under on this site.
I've found some nice tiles for the bathroom walls but they're quite big. Will the size and weight be a problem for sticking on plasterboard walls?
Hi! How do I know what the open time is for a given product? Will it always say on the product itself?
How long do quarry tiles last on average? Are they one of the more durable options?
What causes movement joints in tiles and how can this be prevented?
Are limestone tiles suitable for use in a kitchen? If not, what tiles would be best?
Any tips for tiling over exterior concrete steps? We're planning to use faux Victorian square tiles.
If I have my kitchen tiles removed, what preparation is need to then lay cushion flooring
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