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Extend Floor Tiling

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DIY Master Bathroom Makeover

What happens here

After all plumbing work is complete, extend the existing floor tiling by applying thin-set mortar to the exposed floor area where the floating vanity will be installed. Lay matching floor tiles into the wet mortar, ensuring proper spacing with tile spacers. After the tiles are set and the mortar has dried, apply grout to fill the gaps between the new tiles. Clean excess grout with a sponge to ensure a smooth and continuous floor surface that extends underneath the new vanity.

Goal: Create a continuous tiled floor under the floating vanity

Tools and materials

  • Cordless Drill DeWalt — Mixing thin-set mortar
  • Grout Float — Spreading grout into tile joints
  • Sponge — Cleaning excess grout from tile surface
  • Tile Spacers — Maintaining consistent gaps between tiles
  • Trowel — Applying thin-set mortar
  • Floor Tiles — Extending the existing floor
  • Grout — Filling gaps between tiles
  • Thin-set Mortar — Adhering floor tiles to the subfloor

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to 120 grit to ensure even in smooth transitions for the backsplash tile to be installed after all the subflooring was repaired I was lucky enough to find the exact flooring tile those used in this bathroom that I needed to extend the extra six square feet running underneath the cabinet I tell you if I wasn't so lucky I but had no choice by demo all the old tile and spend more money to finish this project oh hey guys this is a perfect opportunity about this week's sponsor audible I just finished listening to woodworking basics by JJ

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