Assuming you have selected your tile and your underlayment, it's time to get the project started! First, you need to remove the current finished flooring in the room you want to tile. The goal is to get down to the bare subfloor so you can add your underlayment. We had wood floors in the bathroom, …
Continue reading How to Tile a Floor: Step 3- Attach the Underlayment
Now that you've figured out whether your floor can support the weight of tile, it is time to choose an underlayment. In case you haven't viewed my first post, underlayment is the layer between the subfloor and the finished flooring material. You should NEVER tile directly onto your subfloor. Underlayment functions as a proper base …
Continue reading How To: Tile a Floor – Step 2- Selecting an Underlayment
When it comes to DIY projects, a common assumption is if you have the time, the money, and the know-how, then you will not encounter barriers. If you want to tile your floor, lay down some floor tile! However, tile is much more complicated than you might imagine. This leads me to the first step …
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