During renovations, you may find yourself needing to remove tiles from a wall but want to preserve them for future use. Whether it’s to access utilities or rearrange the tiles, careful removal can save you money on materials.
To detect voids under the floor tiles formed during the initial installation, we tap them with an ordinary wooden mallet. Those places that are not filled with adhesive mass give themselves away with a louder and longer sound. We mark such areas with chalk or marker. This will allow us to more accurately determine the scope of upcoming work.
Laying tiles indoors and for external cladding should be completed by grouting the tile joints. We will tell you how to grout tile joints, what materials to choose for this, and what mistakes to avoid.
Tiles are one of the most popular finishing options for bathrooms, toilets, and kitchens, but the work of tilers is often quite expensive. In this article, we will talk about how to properly glue tiles to the floor and wall with your own hands.