How Do You Install Porcelain Tiles On Kitchen Countertop?
Installing porcelain tiles on your kitchen countertop not only provides a classic kitchen look that never goes out of style, but also provides a barrier against moisture and stains. Whether you’re installing the first surface on a newly built wood-frame kitchen countertop, or refurbishing an old laminate one, it’s important to start with a strong underlayment so the tile won’t move and crack. Make sure to pick fully sealed and glazed tiles to stand up to cooking spills, and don’t skip the grout sealing at the end. Measure the kitchen countertop and cut cement board to cover it. Cut the board by scoring it with a razor knife and snapping it. Affix the board to the countertop with carpenter’s glue spread over the surface. Sink screws every square foot or so using the screwgun and one-inch galvanized screws. Cover the front vertical edge of the countertop as well, using a thin strip of cement board. Use your carpenter’s level and pencil to mark a line through the middle of the countertop,
