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Broken floor tile
I have one broken floor tile. Is it possible to take it out and replace it with a new one without damaging the others?
Why do tile substrates take different times to dry?
Why is it important to wait much longer for certain tiling substrates to dry in comparison to other scenarios?
How do I know what the open time is for a given product?
Hi! How do I know what the open time is for a given product? Will it always say on the product itself?
How much do granite tiles tend to cost
How much do granite tiles tend to cost and on average how long would a granite tiled floor last before it would need to be replaced?
Labour cost query
Hi. I will be moving into a new house. The kitchen is tiled already but I would like to tile the living room floor approximately 16m squared. If I was to purchase the materials myself how much would I be looking at for a tradesperson in labour to install? The floor at the moment is concrete and screed so I imagine the floor is ready to be tiled
best bathroom tiles for durability and cleaning
I’d like to have new tiles fitted to my bathroom. What are the best types/materials I should go for when looking for durability? Our previous bathroom tiles developed a lot of problems over the years and we’re looking to replace them as they seem beyond repair at this point. We’d like tiles that are easy to maintain/clean and that are durable. What would you recommend?
Tips for tiling concrete steps
Any tips for tiling over exterior concrete steps? We're planning to use faux Victorian square tiles.
Tiling a Rooftop Patio
Good day. I have a rooftop patio off of my kitchen on my third floor apartment. I recently removed the old decking to find the roof (normal flat, black, felt? apartment building roofing) is in fine shape--thankfully. Now, I'd like to install exterior ceramic/porcelain tiles. Can I put adhesive right on the roofing, or do I need a cement substrate first? The slope is already well structured towards the drain and so I'd like to avoid using self-leveler/skreed if possible? Thanks in advance for any guidance.
What is the best leveling system?
Which leveling system do tilers prefer the best? Clip - Wedge - Plier, combo T Leveler (with the wrench) Or the screw/cap system?
How do I stick down tile membranes?
What should I do to stick down membranes that are uncoupling? Is this something I can do myself or am I best off hiring a tiler? Thanks.
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