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Tile Shower Floor & Bathroom Floor

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Building a $12,000 Bathroom For $3K

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Tools and materials

  • Angle Grinder with Diamond Wheel
  • Large Format Floor Tiles
  • Pebble Mosaic Tiles
  • Thinset Mortar
  • Tile Leveling System (Wedges & Clips)
  • Tile Template Tool
  • Trowel

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the cabin and handle this floor to [Music] oo look at that curb now one thing that you need to consider if you're going to do this yourself as well whenever you're doing the curb and you're putting tile at least you know even the size as this let alone the small pieces get a level and make sure everything is nice and level and basically in plain reason why is when you start buying the shower glass which we did buy and that is out of whack you're going to have a hell of a time installing that so A couple of things I learned off the bat don't get yourself caught with your pants down let's start working on the floor towel now I just something that my floor tile Fenbrook Regal from Home Depot actually matches slightly the penny tile inside which that's a a nice little coinkidink but here's the next thing that I'm trying to figure out I have two doors here and typically when you lay floor tile it has to go out forward like vertically but I have a second door here from the primary bedroom so the question is do I run it as a main entrance from the primary bedroom or do I run it from the hallway and now that I just set it out loud this would be used as you know a powder room as well you know guest coming use the restroom so this seems like the number one entrance and this is number two so number one it is going to start slapping it down I got new lifters that I'm excited to try these are Again Home Depot hopefully this goes nice and smooth and we'll get out of here and get grouting [Music] tomorrow when it comes to cutting out fanges in tile it's always annoying because it's really hard to get a really precise cut and I'll show you a quick way that it's kind of dummy proof for me so I'll lay out my tile exactly where I want it to look and now this is polished tile so pencils don't work well on it you can use a Sharpie but I don't have one next to me then I will Trace out the remainder roughly Trace out the remainder of the fange that needs to be cut all the way around cuz we can draw on the tap after that you'll need to pick up one of these Universal jigs that find any kind of weird shape that you need to cut and just put it against the fange and you'll get that little radius right so then all you got to do we know that our fange is 7 in long or wide put it on seven so this is our starting point mark R 7 put the rest of the radius there trace it move it around continue your radius so you feel far more comfortable and then at that point we can just take it out and…

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