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  • Different types of grout floats: how to choose the right one for professional results

    Professional using a plastic pointed grout float on the wall.
    Finishing a tiling job doesn’t end once the tiles are set. Precise grouting is what separates an average project from a professional-grade result. One easily overlooked choice? The grout float. Pick the right one and you’ll work faster, protect the tile surface and achieve durable and uniform joints. Why ...
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  • The RUBI ECD Grinder Blade

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    Porcelain tiles are a beautiful, durable choice for floors and walls, but their hardness makes them notoriously challenging to cut. Standard diamond blades often chip, burn, or wear out quickly, leading to frustration and wasted material. Fortunately, tools designed specifically for this tough material can make all ...
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  • Precision Meets Automation: The RUBI DC Smart Advanced Wet Cutter Revolution

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    For tile professionals, achieving a perfect cut—especially on hard, expensive materials like large-format porcelain—used to demand intense focus, physical effort, and experience.Now, the RUBI DC-250 Smart Advance Wet Cutter changes the game. This bridge saw isn’t just a tool; it’s a smart assistant. It guarantees pr...
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  • Master the Cut: Slicing 20mm Porcelain with the RUBI DL-125

    Porcelain tiles, especially the 20mm variety, are a top choice for patios, pathways, and heavy-duty indoor spaces. They’re strong, water-resistant, and beautiful. But their hardness makes them tricky to cut without the right tools. Enter the RUBI DL-125. This compact wet saw is built to handle tough porcelain wit...
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  • Cutting 20mm Porcelain Tiles: Avoiding Common Mistakes

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    If you’ve ever been cutting 20mm porcelain tiles, you’ll know it’s not the easiest job, even for seasoned tilers. These tiles are more dense than ceramics. Achieving clean cuts takes more than just brute force; you need the right tools, a steady hand, and patience to do it properly. No matter if you’re just learning...
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  • What is a grinder: what it’s for and why you should use it

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    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...
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  • How many plain tiles per Metre Squared? A guide to Tile Coverage and Calculation

    How many tiles per metre squared?
    When learning how to tile, one of the most crucial steps is determining how many tiles you'll need to cover the required area. Underestimating can lead to delays, while overestimating can be costly. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to find out how many plain tiles per metre squared are needed for a tiling p...
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  • Mastering Levelling Clips: A Guide To Tile Installation

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    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 ...
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  • How To Cut Floor Tiles – Mastering This Craft

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    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...
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  • Tile Removal Tools: What You Need

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    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...
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