Rubi Tools

20mm porcelain tiles have become a staple for landscapers and tilers alike—and for good reason. But while they’re durable and versatile, knowing how to cut 20mm porcelain tiles without chipping can be a real challenge. If you're struggling with chipped edges, don’t worry—we’ve got five pro tips to help you achieve a...

What is the best tile cutter? Should you opt for a manual tile cutter or an electric tile cutter? These might be the first questions you ask when you learn how to tile. These are the two best tile cutter types, but choosing the right one can be difficult. You should consider the specific job at hand, the materials y...

Today, the angle grinder remains the most widely used portable electric cutter in the construction industry, an important tool in learning how to tile with ceramics, porcelain, and other materials. At RUBI, we have expanded the range of CAS products and have included in our catalogue a li...

Laying tiles can be an art. It’s about not only cutting and placing tiles, it requires years of practice and a good eye for design to plan a layout and merge tiles of different textures and thickness together in an appealing pattern. And it’s not only about the experience and expertise of the tiler, it's also about ...

Levelling clips have revolutionised the world of tiling, providing a simple yet effective solution for achieving perfectly flat and uniform tile installations. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into how to tile with levelling clip systems, their advantages, and debunk the misconception that they are designed ...

Knowing how to tile and how to cut floor tiles can completely transform and enhance the aesthetics and functionality of any space. However, achieving flawless results requires precision and skill, especially when it comes to knowing how to cut floor tiles to fit around edges, corners, and obstacles. In this comprehe...

Once you’ve learned how to tile, you’ll need to know which tile removal tools are best for your work. Sounds counterintuitive, doesn’t it? However, a lot of tiling work starts by removing previously laid tiles. This could be because it’s been a few years since the tiles were laid and the customer wants a new look, o...

In the world of home improvement projects, laying tiles is an art form that demands precision, patience, and the right tools. Among these tools, tiling trowels stand out as versatile and indispensable instruments for applying tile adhesive with finesse. Whether you're a seasoned DIY enthusiast or a professional cont...

Tiling a wetroom in your home is a fantastic way to achieve a sleek, modern bathroom that’s both functional and stylish. However, ensuring the durability of your wetroom requires careful planning, proper techniques, and a focus on waterproofing. In this guide, we’ll explore tiling a wetroom with expert advice from B...

When it comes to revamping your space with a fresh tiling job, one of the key challenges often lies in preparing the surface. If you’ve ever tried to remove old tiles, you’ve likely encountered a stubborn layer of tile glue clinging to the floor or wall. Known as tile adhesive, this material is essential for securin...