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All the pieces snapped together as advertised! It was a breeze!
Name: Larry P.
City: Kasson
State: MN
Tile Color: Beige
Grout Color: Antique White
Pattern Type: Straight
Area of Installation: 2 bathrooms
Underlying Sub-floor: Vinyl
Square Footage: 65 sf
Tile Installation Experience: None
Recommend to a Friend?: Yes
Tips for Installation: I used a Roto-zip with a diamond bit to cut the circles for the toilets. It was slow going, but worked great and didn?t break a tile! I used a 1 ¾? Oak Seam Binder between carpet and the tile. When we re carpet, this strip can just be unscrewed to remove and then replaced after carpet installation.
Easiest Part: Installation. All the pieces snapped together as advertised.
Most Challenging Part: Tile cleanup after grouting. After doing the first bathroom, I found that I had left a grout film on the tiles and struggled to clean them the next day. On the second bathroom, I wiped each tile with a clean, damp paper towel after wiping with a sponge, being careful not to get close to the fresh grout lines. The next day film removal was a breeze then!
Length of Installation: One day of laying tile in each room. One hour grouting each room and about 1 hour cleanup the next day.
City: Kasson
State: MN
Tile Color: Beige
Grout Color: Antique White
Pattern Type: Straight
Area of Installation: 2 bathrooms
Underlying Sub-floor: Vinyl
Square Footage: 65 sf
Tile Installation Experience: None
Recommend to a Friend?: Yes
Tips for Installation: I used a Roto-zip with a diamond bit to cut the circles for the toilets. It was slow going, but worked great and didn?t break a tile! I used a 1 ¾? Oak Seam Binder between carpet and the tile. When we re carpet, this strip can just be unscrewed to remove and then replaced after carpet installation.
Easiest Part: Installation. All the pieces snapped together as advertised.
Most Challenging Part: Tile cleanup after grouting. After doing the first bathroom, I found that I had left a grout film on the tiles and struggled to clean them the next day. On the second bathroom, I wiped each tile with a clean, damp paper towel after wiping with a sponge, being careful not to get close to the fresh grout lines. The next day film removal was a breeze then!
Length of Installation: One day of laying tile in each room. One hour grouting each room and about 1 hour cleanup the next day.
