I know it might not be for everyone. Theres a couple minor mistakes but meh. Ceiling was f***ed, framing was f***ed. I framed the sloped ceiling like a crazy person to get it right, but I was able to do pull-ups on each stick I used so good enough.

I didn't get great pictures of the hex penny tiles but I effing nailed that along all the perimeter.

Ceiling is sloped 2 inch per foot, works great till it drips onto their backs lol, oops.

Heated floors and seats. Even the towel bar is heated! Shower spout is built into the ceiling but I forgot to get a picture lol. It actually looks super cool and the placement is great. Maybe I'll update the post later.

Oh and there is a light strip in the back that isn't hooked up yet.

A tile came out from the wall. What should I do to place it back? Thanks.

Should I go with option 1 or option 2 (see photos) for ending backsplash in kitchen.

Just completed my first tile job. Took about 2 weeks working on it all day everyday pretty much. Holy shit that was brutal. Please don’t roast me, i can’t mentally handle it. 😂

Thanks to this page for answering any question i ever had.

I see old posts and arguments for both, the manufacturer of the tub shows wall backer to the flange and tile over that, or do I need to fur the wall out so the gobaord comes over the flange for the tile?

Flextile wp980 with multiple layers of fabric

Stickers!?!? I am appalled.

I'm not very picky with how the bath should turnout after my remodeling is just completed for 3 weeks now. Now I'm finding one of the tile is scratched up about 2-3 inches wide. How should any company handle this situation? Please see pic. Any advice you suggest I should point out to the remodeling company is appreciated.

Grout wasn’t cleaned thoroughly enough off natural limestone tiles. How do I get the haze off? I can’t use an acid based cleaner. My best method so far is scraping and then polishing each tile with a green scrub pad. It’s exhausting, is there a better approach?

I’ve tried using peroxide, regular dish soap, and stone tech cleaner. This grout is only about eight months old. I tried using a scrub brush. It doesn’t seem to be able to come clean. I didn’t seal it because at the time I installed it I was under the impression that you didn’t have to with epoxy grout. Any help is much appreciated

I was looking for some suggestions, I had some new tile put in yesterday by a contractor and those 2 spots failed the tap test. Im not sure if I should have them come out to fix it or if it isnt that big of an issue.

Edit: Thanks for the help you guys, I wasn't too worried about it but wanted a second opinion since I only do DIY stuff so the replies helped clear up my concerns.

I’m a builder, not a tile pro. On a new build project, Dap AMP sealant/caulk was used instead of Laticrete sealant on the seams and screws of Hydro Ban foam backerboard. Both are a modified polymer sealant/adhesive but I hear thinset might not stick to the AMP but it can to the Laticrete sealant. How screwed is this project? Any suggestions on remediation if needed?

Hey Tile heads! I just bought a house and the shower dumps into the basement so I need to replace the tile after I replace the shower pan- does anyone have extra stock or a best match for
Cerdomus Thermae Avorio- please let me know!

I tiled a wall a few weeks back, and had to demo it today for various reasons. I used a sawzaw to cut through the wall at the grout lines and pulled back sections of wall at a time. The tiles were popping off the thinset, and looking at them I’m wondering if they look too clean, as though they were not set correctly. I used versabond modified, and mixed according to insteuctions, using the mid point of their water ratio recommendation. Wet the back of each tile with a damp sponge and back buttered each tile. Used 1/4” x 3/8” trowel and pushed tile into thinset. See photo of the back of the tiles and the thinset. Do they look too clean to have been set correctly? If so, any ideas what the issue could be?

I installed my Ditra membrane with the recommended 11/64 square trowel, but then stupidly used the same trowel for my tiles (12x12”). I just realized it now and they have all been down for a couple of hours.

Most grout lines had to be cleaned out, so I think there is a lot of coverage, but I’m freaking out a bit.

Am I screwed?

Prepping for tile around a run in an old 1890 home. Back wall is brick and cement. Tub installer screwed the tub into cement but also thin set the tub in place so it isn't moving.

I think my plan is to remove the screws, then tape over the seam between wall and tub to give it some texture. Then mortar up the wall to grade it out so the lip isn't so prominent. Then waterproof layer and send it.

Laying 3x6 subway tile and not looking for perfection but want it to look as good as possible.

Thoughts?

I keep seeing mixed opinions/recommendations. Is being able to see the words on the cement board ok? Is this redgard thick enough? Any other issues?

Maybe foolish attempt, but I am hoping to remove the glass top and fill the center with ceramic and Zellige tiles. What is the best way to go about doing this? Ideally, I like the Zellige look without grout in between.

Please help!🙏

Shower grout is cracking in some places and had low levels around some tiles. I started to try and scratch some grout out of the lines to lay new grout, but the grout lines are so small. The tiles are penny hexagon tile so it is taking forever. Do I need to fully scrape it every grout line? Can I spot treat? Is there any trick to help loosen the grout better or a tool that will make it more efficient for me? I would appreciate any help!

Has anyone used this tile or something similar in a shower? I’m curious to see how the finished result looks. Please show off your work if you’ve used a similar darker tile in a shower — I’m looking for inspiration. Thank you!

Aqua Nero

Is it expected? Color of grout keeps coming. Installation of washroom was done over a month ago