How Do You Install Ceramic Floor Tiles In A Bathroom?
One of the most durable floors you can put in a bathroom is ceramic tile. Some argue that they are a little cold on the feet in the mornings, but that is easily overcome with a nice throw rug or a good pair of slippers. Installing ceramic tile takes a bit of talent, but with the proper tools and a little research, the homeowner should be able to do this project on her own. Be certain to inquire about the difference in ceramic tiles, the method used for adhering them to the floor and the differences in grouts. Remove debris, doors, toilet or any other obstruction from the bathroom floor. Measure and cut the backer board to cover the entire bathroom floor. Secure the backer board to the existing floor with the drywall screws. If the floor is a concrete slab, backer board will not be needed. Determine how many pieces of tile you are going to need to cover the floor and place them on the floor as you desire them to look. Be certain to use the tile spacers when doing this. This will give yo
