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  • Waterproofing cement: What it is and how to mix it

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    When you learn how to tile, one of the most common techniques for waterproofing walls is to use waterproof plaster or waterproof mortar with waterproofing cement. In this post we are going to see what waterproofing cement is, how to mix it and some application tips. WHAT IS WATERPROOFING CEMENT? Wat...
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  • What is the difference between mortar and cement: everything you need to know

    What's the difference between mortar and cement?
    The terms mortar and cement can be confusing when learning how to tile. Even for some professionals, it is sometimes difficult to explain the difference between mortar and cement. Many people tend to define both materials as substances that are used in construction to harden a surface or used as an adhe...
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  • Backsplash Tiles: Designs and Choosing The Right Ones

    Backsplash Tiles
    Knowing how to tile the latest backsplash tiles and designs is essential to keeping the constant work that tilers need year-round.To make your life easier we’ve put together a list of the latest trends and designs. A mixture of designs that will never go out of style, and modern takes on the classics. There is somet...
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  • Can You Lay Tiles Over Tiles? How to Do It Right

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    You might have taken on a few small home improvement projects over the coronavirus pandemic, or you might be considering DIY projects with the current cost of living crisis in the UK. But now you're asking "can you lay tiles over tiles?" It's a good question to ask. With the home improvement trend being here to stay...
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  • Installing Tile Floor: 10 Common Mistakes to Avoid

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    It can be overwhelming figuring out where to start when you first learn how to tile and you're installing tile floor. In 2021, over 3.05 billion square feet of floor tile was installed in US homes alone. The UK has seen similar trends over the last two years. If you’re learning how to tile, you’re bound ...
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  • Floor Trim: 4 Tile to Carpet Transition Options

    Tile to Carpet Transition
    The transition between tile and carpet is the last step in most tile installation projects. It’s the final touch that can give your work an elegant and thorough look. However, the floor trim is also one of the things that can disrupt the flow of your tile project (apart from not using the right tile installation too...
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  • How to use a Rubbish Chute

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    You might be thinking that everyone knows this important aspect of working on a construction or home improvement site, but not everyone understands the importance of something as simple as a rubbish chute. So, whether you’re learning how to tile or a construction site veteran, let’s shed some light on this simpl...
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  • The Best Tiling Equipment for your Projects

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    Tiling is an art form. It’s not about knowing how to tile, but it requires years of practice and a good eye for design to bring the project together. One of the most important aspects nowadays is knowing what tiling equipment and tools are best for the job at hand. One tile cutter is perfect for one type of...
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  • How to Cut Curves in Tile: Tips and Tricks

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    It’s no surprise that the housing market in 2023 is not ideal, so more and more people are finding that their best option to get on the ladder is to look at houses with good bones but need a little TLC. This is where it might come in handy to learn how to tile. But, tiling isn’t always easy, and rooms aren’t always ...
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  • Tile Installation Tools: Our Top 10 for Professional Installers

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    When you learn how to tile, you also learn which tools are best for the job at hand. Tile installation tools are designed for specific uses during the installation process. Trying to find an alternative will, at best, considerably increase the amount of time needed to complete a project. Worst case scenario, it...
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