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Thanks to ever popular DIY shows and COVID, the construction and home improvement industry has been booming. In the last few years, more and more courses to learn how to tile have launched. This is because, of all the home improvement projects, bathroom and kitchen floor renovations are the most popular. For many pe...

Staying on top of the latest tiling trends is key to growing your business. Knowing how to tile these sophisticated trends is the best way to keep your customers happy, so we’ve put together a list of 12 shower tile ideas for the ultimate luxury bathrooms. Take a look at the designs below and get some idea on how yo...

Patios are one of the outdoor living spaces that add the most value to your home. But before you can start setting up your furniture, water features, or fire pits, you need to learn how to tile outdoors first. Deciding on the right type of outdoor tile can be a daunting process if you don’t know what you s...

Tile cutter vs wet saw? These are the two options you’ll face when you start learning how to tile. They are also the best tile cutting tools for tilers and landscapers alike. But which you should choose depends on the specific job at hand, the materials you’re cutting, and the space to work on. That’s why today, we’...

After you learn how to tile and start working on tile installation projects yourself, you’ll need to keep up with the latest tiling trends. In this blog we will be discussing the latest floor tile patterns. If you are in the business of laying tiles, then you’ll want to know what these trends are, so that you can...

The transition between tile and carpet is the last step in most tile installation projects. It’s the final touch that can give your work an elegant and thorough look. However, the floor trim is also one of the things that can disrupt the flow of your tile project (apart from not using the right tile installation too...

ECD Electroplated Diamond blades for cutting and roughing At the end of 2017, RUBI launched a new diamond disc: the ECD. The ECD diamond blade is designed to be used for dry cutting and roughing of any natural stone or ceramic material, with thicknesses of less than 25 mm. Thanks to its M14 thread connection, the...