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  • Kitchen Tiles: Are they better than paint or wallpaper?

    Kitchen Tiles
    You may have learned how to tile because you dream of achieving or creating the perfect home for yourself, or your customers. The kitchen is undeniably the heart of a home, and kitchen tiles will often define how people remember your home. When it comes to enhancing the aesthetics and functionality of your kitche...
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  • Herringbone Tile Layout: A Comprehensive Guide

    Herringbone Tile Layout
    Herringbone tile layout has a timeless elegance that can transform any space into a work of art. The intricate arrangement of interlocking rectangular tiles creates a visually stunning design that adds depth and sophistication to floors, walls, or backsplashes. Planning and executing a herringbone tile layout requir...
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  • Rectified tile: what it is, characteristics and how to lay it.

    Rectified Tile
    You have probably heard the phrase rectified tile before, but you might not know exactly what it is. In this blog we will discuss what a rectified tile is, its characteristics and how to tile it. WHAT IS RECTIFIED TILE? The term rectified tile simply refers to a tile whose edges have been ground or sa...
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  • How to Cut Porcelain Tile: Common Issues and Best Tools

    How to cut porcelain tile
    So, you think you know everything about how to tile kitchens, bathrooms, utility rooms, even outdoor patios. But do you know how to cut porcelain tile correctly? If you’re into DIY home improvement, you don’t want to find cracked or failed tile further down the line and end up having to pay more money to have it ...
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  • Notched trowel – A Must Have on The Building Site

    Notched Trowel
    When you learn how to tile, keeping up with the changes in the industry is vital. Throughout these changes, the tools used when tiling can also change. One of the most commonly used tools for laying ceramic tiles nowadays is the notched trowel. Changes are common to keep up with the advancements in the i...
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  • Ceramic tiles: basic concepts, types, and characteristics

    Ceramic Tiles
    Ceramic tiles are thin pieces made of clay, silica, dyes and other raw materials to make floors and wall tiles. The best-known types of ceramic tiles are stoneware tiles or porcelain stoneware. To know how to tile and install ceramic tiles correctly, we must know the material we are dealing with.  There...
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  • Unique Bathroom Tile Ideas for Your Next Project

    Bathroom tiling is a staple in a tiler’s job so, in this article, we're discussing unique bathroom tile ideas for your next project. Keep reading for tips on how to tile and to get some ideas that will wow your clients. Be Artistic Photo by Scott Garner As a tiler, you’ve got to have a keen sense of st...
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  • Mortar Mix: How to Mix Adhesive

    mortar mix
    Knowing how to mix mortar and adhesive is one of the key elements in every tiling job. Whether it's tiling a bathroom, kitchen, or outdoor paving slabs, knowing how to tile with the right adhesive and mortar mix is crucial to a successful installation. That's why we've put together some essential tips and tricks ...
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  • How to Lay Rectangular Tiles: Styles, Guidance, and Tips

    Rectangular Tiles
    When learning how to tile, various considerations come into play. One of these considerations involves choosing the ideal format and design to complement the room. After deciding on the type of tile, such as rectangular tiles, a pivotal question often arises: how should you go about installing them? Investing in hig...
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  • Underfloor Heating Tiles: Which Ones Should I Choose?

    tiling on underfloor heating
    The interest in underfloor heating and its application in energy control techniques has increased a lot in recent years. Nowadays, many people are considering incorporating it in their homes, as it is a trend that is revolutionising the market. Ceramic tiles are commonly used with underfloor heating. This is because...
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