How Do You Lay Rectified Floor Tile?
Rectified tile is specially cut and machined so that its dimensions are precise. This means the tiles edges are straighter and each tile should be almost exactly the same. One advantage of using rectified tile is that you can use much smaller inter-tile spacing. You can also make more complex designs. Rectified floor tiles can be installed similar to any other ceramic floor tile. Measure the area you wish to tile. It is important to have an accurate measurement of the area so you can purchase enough tile. Determine the square footage you will be tiling; purchase enough tile to cover that and an extra 10 to 15 percent to account for breakage and tiles that need to be cut. Clean the area you wish to tile. Tiling works best on a completely flat, clean surface. While a level surface is ideal, flatness is most important. Even out any bumps and dips before starting to tile. Lay down cement backing board. This can be purchased from the home improvement store where you get your tile. A thin bo
