Expert Answers in installation

ANSWER - What to use to remove a lot of ceramic tile depends on how well it is bonded to the substrate.  If it is…

ANSWER - What you are suggesting doesn’t meet any industry standards, so if something goes wrong you buy it.   In theory the silicone will bond the glass…

ANSWER - First thing is to determine why the tile cracked, so you can make sure your new installation does not crack.

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Regarding your question about a travertine installation first let me qualify by saying:

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ANSWER - If I understand your question, you are saying that you are installing 18x18 ceramic tiles over 3 floor areas.  I assume one is a concrete slab,…

ANSWER - I would have to write a book to answer all your questions.  So I will give you an abbreviated version. 1. Ask the larger ceramic tile supply companies in your area for…

ANSWER - Laticrete 226/3701 and Mapei Mapicem are mortars the say they can achieve 5,000 psi compressive strength or greater.  Note that the reported values are based on laboratory results, not field testing.  Field testing…

ANSWER - I'm not sure I fully understand your question, but I'll try to answer it. The ceramic tile bullnose trim accessory for ceramic tile allows you to make a pleasing transition from one plane to…

ANSWER - Ceramic tile can be adhered to anything with limitations. You can adhere to glass, metal, wood, drywall, fiberglass, etc. with limitations. The substrate material has to be structurally stable and can't…