ANSWER - There are several possible reasons why the ceramic tile edge, which I assume is what is referred to as a v-cap, cracked along several tiles. Historically the v-caps have tended to crack for a…
ANSWER - The ceramic tile should not crack if it is stepped on or something is dropped on it. It could chip. That fact that it cracked suggests that it wasn't properly installed and there are…
ANSWER - I am assuming when you say lip, you mean the curb of the shower receptor. The first question is to try to understand why the terrazzo cracked. Simply repairing it is a band aid…
ANSWER - First of all, if you have cracked tiles that suggests that there is an underlying problem. Cracks in the shower can lead to leaks in areas that could cause other water damages within or…
ANSWER - If there are cracks in the concrete substrate to which your tile is attached and after replacing the tile they cracked again, and you have other tiles cracking throughout the house then either the…
ANSWER - If the brick is consistent in sizing the grout joints should be very consistent too in width. Even if the brick wasn't very consistent in sizing, going from 1/2" to 1-1/2" wide grout joints…
ANSWER - It is hard to make any definitive conclusions without inspecting your floor thoroughly. When there is a problem it is normally not for one single thing that has gone wrong, but for compounding reasons. …
ANSWER - Ceramic tile (which includes porcelain tile) if installed correctly should not debond or crack. Ceramic tile properly installed over a normal concrete slab that is subjected to a salt water flood should not cause…
ANSWER - What you have described sounds like a condition we see in some stone floors called “indent fracture.” Many times you can’t see it unless light shines on it from a certain angle and…
ANSWER - If there is a crack in the ceramic tile floor you need to determine what caused it to determine how to fix it. It could be the tile had voids or was not…