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Skillman 1 year, 8 months ago.
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I’m not sure if there is a thread on showing off your tile work . I did a google search and came up with nothin . So maybe we can post our tile pictures here .
I recently completed a kitchen backsplash using sheets of stone that were 8×16 . These tiles are set with no joints . So it butted tight to each other . I had a few problems with some of the full sheets . The spacing was off trying to connect to the next tile . So I Cut those fingers out and install new pieces from a scrap sheet . If there were grout joints i could of gotten away with just leaving it .
Plus there were so my outlets , switchs , cable box’s in this backsplash it really slowed me down doing the cuts . I really underestimated my time for this one . One thing I will say is that the mesh holding the stone pieces on were super strong holding power . Didn’t fall off like i had experienced with similar products .
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Great thread idea…I will toss in a few pics to get things rolling.
Chad
A Working Pro since 1993
Member since 12/07/2013I gotta dig up some pictures. I’ll upload the current bathroom pictures here
plusoneconstructionllc@gmail.com
I recall a thread dealing with Bathroom renos but could not track it down.
Small bathroom reno from a couple of years ago.
12″ x 24″ floor tile. 8″ x 10 wall tile.I framed the window with floor tile to brake up the wall tile.
“If you don’t pass on the knowledge you have to others, it Dies with you”
— Glenn BottingJust realized my pictures never came throw lol .
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Simple shower tile design and layout with factory built shelves . Walls are wonder board covered with redgard to make it waterproof for years to come .
Always willing to learn .
Nice thread idea, and great pictures so far.
Simple shower tile design
Looking good so far Skillman. Nice work.
Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NCHere is another kitchen tile backsplash we did . Came in sheets of glass and Aluminum .
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