Kitchen Tile

[ProfessorM]

good for you Mike. Wife had several friends get laid off today.

on the tile front send NIB a pm. I did my kitchen and bath and it was fairly easy. My only real recommendation is too lay it all out dry and to rent a wet saw, well worth it. Have fun.

[GattaFish]

Originally Posted by ProfessorM

I did my kitchen and bath and it was fairly easy. My only real recommendation is too lay it all out dry and to rent a wet saw, well worth it. Have fun.

I second this,,,, I have done a few tile projects... The wet saw was worth it all the way,,,,,,, also for me the key is laying it out dry,,,, Checking for any issue that may arise,,,,,

Just make sure you seal it before you start walking on it,,,,,

[american spirit]

mike, i would seriously consider using ross' tile guy. he's good. my uncle did my brothers basement the other weekend and you can really appreciate a professional's straight lines when you see someone's work who doesn't lay tile down on the reg.

depends on how much money you want to spend on tile. i thought tony's tile in stoneham had a good selection with a wide range of prices. ask for closeout's.

[justplugit]

Some good quality tile stores will sometimes do your cuts for you at NC.
Others may charge upto a dollar a cut. Worth asking.