Floor Tiling

We got an official bathroom. Yes, son. Follow me. Um, so today's tile. We got this really pretty hexagon style. And I think it's it's not ceramic, it's porcelain. The type of thin set that you're going to use is going to depend on the type of tile and the uh the subfloor that you're using. Okay. So, for installing tile, you drop some on the ground, spread it out. Then the back of the tile is very important. You have to scorch it. This is perfect. Just a thin amount. Give a nice light little wiggle. Don't press it too hard. On every side of there's going to be a piece of contact. The next day they're all dry. All I got to do is start filling up all these little transitional pieces. you're going to basically [music] anticipate the weak points for it to prevent from cracking in half. So, by creating a radius, you're almost like stopping. It's like a controlled fire in a forest, right? You burn a line so the fire doesn't go past it. As we're coming up here, we actually have a radius. So, now we'll just clean up the grinder and be good. That's what is what I'm talking about, son. Let's go. The tile sat for a few days and you really only need one day. Grout time, folks. We're going to mix it based off the directions that are on the back of this thing. Very simple to follow. We're going to have to let this sit for about 30 minutes as per directions. Um, and then we'll start getting a fresh bucket of water and a sponge and lightly cleaning things up. [music]