Tile and Stonework - Page 17 of 36

How to Tile Everything
Use the right substrate and mortar for a long-lasting tile installation.
Easy Two-Part Epoxy Mixing
I was in the process of filling a small 1⁄16-in. by 6-in. gap in a granite slab with a two-part epoxy. I measured out the appropriate amount of epoxy from…
7 Steps to Float a Dry-Pack Shower Pan
Learn how to properly mix dry-pack mortar, form the screeds, and pull the mortar to ensure a consistent pitch or perfectly flat substrate.
Using Tile Leveling Systems
Whichever leveling system you use to keep tiles flat, you still have to remember the basics of tile setting.
Organic Transition: Wood to Tile
Install the tile first, and then scribe the wood flooring to fit.
Tailgate: Lindsay Meacham, tilemaker
This owner of Red Rock Tileworks in Nashville, Tenn., designs and manufactures environmentally friendly lines of handmade and custom tile.
Formal Bath
Photographing bathrooms can be a challenge. Small spaces, mirrors and reflective surfaces hold a special place in the hearts of architectural photographers. That was not the case with the master…
Extended Tailgate: Lindsay Meacham, Tilemaker
This owner of Red Rock Tileworks in Nashville, Tenn., designs and manufactures environmentally friendly lines of handmade and custom tile.
The Right Way to Install Shower Pan Liners
A sloped mortar bed should be installed first, no matter what the inspector says.
Slate Roofing and Repair Techniques
Slate specialist John Mahan shows how to cut, punch, and replace slate shingles.

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