Installing Tile - How to install new tile
Instructional Video Below
Installing New Tile - Installing new tile can be a breeze if you know how to do it and you have the appropriate tools. There is a video course available online that will teach you step by step - it can be found here. If you are working with marble tile ... You will want to purchase this tutorial here. They are inexpensive and will pay for themselves if they save you a couple tiles, especially if you are working with marble.
Whether you are installing tile in your Kitchen, Bathroom or Utility Room the most important starting point will be a clean, smooth surface to begin with. If you are working with anything other than a concrete curface, a cement- backer board is a good idea. Other things you will need, other than the tile itself, would be a tape measure, chaulk line, a pencil and a square. After your surface is prepped you will need tile adhesive, a notched trowel, tile spacers, a level and a rubber mallet. After your tile is installed you will need grout, a bucket to mix the grout and a sponge for clean up. To cut your tiles, you will need a tile cutter, nippers, safety glasses and work gloves. All of these tools can be found in your local hardware store. I f you are not close to one, they can be purchased online.
Watch this video from Lowes to get a basic understanding of how to properly install tile. You will also find related videos to tile installation on the bottom of this page.
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We hope this will give you an idea what you will be up against when installing tile yourself. It can be a very rewarding job and save hundreds by doing it yourself. If you are considering hiring someone to do the job for you, Service Magic below, will find pre-screened contractors in your area that will bid on your project.
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