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How to Make a Shower Pan (Step-by-Step Guide) A properly installed shower pan is essential for preventing water leaks, mold growth, and structural damage. Whether you are ...
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So why did the soap dish fall off? That's the best question, right. Well, it can be for many reasons. The inner wall has gone to poop.
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How to Make a Shower Pan A mortar shower pan is so much nicer than a store-bought fiberglass unit. Once you established your drain setup you'll want to buy a shower pan drain as shown ...
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Tileboard is great and should be used whenever you're installing tile on either wall, floors, and yup you guessed it, ceilings. When tile board gets wet that's all it gets, is wet. When sheetrock gets wet. Well, that's ...
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OK, first, let's talk about the scoring blade type of tile saw. They work great on some tiles. Just along as the tile has a smoother finish you will be fine. For something like a bathroom wall tile ...
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The heavy-duty cleaner I use in the video is made by "Miracle". It's called a Heavy-duty ACIDIC cleaner. It's a professional-grade cleaner for grout, tile, and non-polished marble, granite, and other Natural Stone. Being that it is an ...
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Know what grout to use There are many different types of grout. In this video for grouting a floor, we would use a sanded grout. For a smaller grout lines for walls, we would use ...
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Installing ceramic tile isn't that hard at all. Most of us get scared off from the stories of the tile popping, or even the "I dropped a pot and the tile broke" stories. Well, rest assured, after watching ...
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Tile a Countertop Backsplash Go to small like 1x1 tiles and you'll have a harder time keeping it straight. I like to use 4x4, 6x6 or even 8x8 tiles. Now you need ...
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