Our Wood Floors are Coming Out Intact! | It's WORKING! | Chaos to Cuisine Part V
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Come to Paris with me in 2024! www.parisienne... They said it couldn't be done! We were told the wood would splinter and that it would take WAY too long but in prepping for our Terra Cotta tile we are removing the old wood floors and salvaging them for future projects in our Everyday Château!
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EVERYONE needs a Joel! House is looking more beautiful and unique every time I watch. Lovely job Angela, you inspire me.
So awesome to have a willing, hard-working husband. Give him an extra hug! Fun to follow the process! 🤩
Hats off to Joel! I know what you do brother. Keep making the vision happen. Love it!
Angela, your husband's work on this substantial project is truly commendable. Your remarkable patience is evident, and I can relate to the importance of precision, particularly in such significant endeavors. Your decision to repurpose the wood floor within the house reflects a thoughtful and practical approach. I'm thoroughly enjoying this series and eagerly anticipating the progress. Xoxo 🙋🏻♀️❤️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hi Angela. In my previous home the kitchen had terracotta tiles and large grout lines. (I loved that cottage!) No matter how it was sealed the grout lines were hell trying to keep clean. It's a heavy traffic area and you've a nice big family, I would suggest the skinniest grout lines you can do.
Or always keeping a throw rug in the high traffic areas.
It is so helpful to have a husband who is handy and loves us enough to go along with our ideas! hah. :) So happy for your family to be enjoying freshening up your kitchen.
My Dad always had us six kids taking out the nails on the wood. We all have those beautiful memories of working on our home together. I remember pulling electrical cords, Sheetrock and yucky insulation. Wishing you well on your project. ~ Janet 😘
Joel is so talented….he’s a saint …. You make a great team ❤
We had an old quarry tile floor laid on dirt with big grout lines and with traditional polish. We ended up taking it out because it was so laborious to clean and with no substantial finish, too porous. I would suggest thin grout lines and a modern seal so you don’t have to work so hard to keep your floor looking good.
I love how your children are learning about different crafts. What it takes to have a home. Your Joel, is a jewel.!
Keep up the great work !❤
Love seeing how precious Junior is growing so tall!!❤️❤️
I think crystal door knobs are a MUST in every house!😍
Joel is absolutely right about the wood flooring and I'm always tickled to see his little shadow at his elbow.😍
As for the grout lines, make them as THIN as possible, because grout is a weak point and it's maintenance!😝
Very exciting to see progress!☺️♥️
I'm so pleased you're going ahead and salvaging the floorboards! They will be fabulous, and you likely wouldn't be able to find the same exact width and condition (they'll be gorgeous once they're sanded and refinished) later on. I've noticed over the last few years that new wood flooring is sometimes really inconsistent size-wize and difficult to match with wood flooring that's over 20 years old...It will definitely be worth the extra work now!
A happy life is not a life without struggle, it's a life with manageable struggle.
I’m 20 years behind you and I love watching your videos! They inspire me to keep going in the trenches and look forward to what’s to come! ❤
I’m addicted to certain HGTV shows, and in every one that I’ve seen involving terra cotta tiles, they emphasize that each tile should be soaked in water at least a few minutes so that they won’t soak up all the grout! Can’t wait to see your finished cuisine!
Oh man, I don’t envy your husband taking up wood flooring! I have done a lot of it and it is not easy. Our family salvaged wood flooring from 8 old houses to use in our 1910 house. It was worth it, but it was a lot of work. That was about 15 years ago, a much younger me!😅
Have you thought about installing the radient heated flooring system under the tile? It's great not as much work as you think. Super inexpensive planer at Harbor Freight just bought one to run my rough cut lumber through to make siding.
You have added so much character to this home. I often forget that you are not in a Parisian country side.
How heavy will those tiles be? Are your floor joists strong enough to support the extra weight? My brother is a housing inspector and he has seen instances of people's floors sagging after laying tile in areas that weren't designed for it. Wishing you lots of success!!
Joel is such a hard worker! I love seeing the dynamic between you guys when you work on a project. Also there is a product called Osmo that they use on another YT channel called the Pethericks. I believe that it is natural oil based and I’ve seen them use it for tile and wood and the finish is beautiful. It is not cheap but might be worth looking into for finishing the tile later.
I sense your excitement and I am totally excited for you ❤🎉with each step you're getting closer to your goal!💖
So great you’ll be able to salvage the wood flooring!
Dude! Or maybe I should say BRUH! 🤣. This is so exciting, and inspiring, and I am enjoying taking the journey with you guys. Your new floors are going to be gorgeous and I’m just so happy for you! 🥰👏🏻👏🏻🤣
BRUH -- hahahahahaha. Are you a podcast listener?
Well done saving flooring, so much work, but no doubt it will be worth it.
The tile will be lovely. I like your direction with grout.
I’m agreeing with Joel’s idea
I can't wait to see your kitchen when it is all completed, I always look forward to your videos. God bless you and your family.
My hubby installed a travertine tile floor in bathroom. If I could do it all over again, I would have made the grout spaces more narrow. Over the years with kids, dogs, the grout has gotten dirty. I've tried many products, using a toothbrush. No luck. If in a future down the years video, could you please consider topic of how to reclean them? Good work, Joel!! Saving the wood floor will give you opportunity for future use.
I love watching all your projects, but was wondering did you get your bathroom finished, would love to see the finished look? Everything is coming along great.
It is good you can salvage the old wood. My dining room and living room have old wood floors. We rented a sander and then polyurethaned in satin finish. Wood is expensive. We put large ceramic 12 x 12 tiles in our kitchen. I like to style in french provincial/french country too. My kitchen is more country farmhouse.
My mother-in-law had the tomettes in her "new (300 year old) house," in a village northwest of Paris. The old house on the other side of the courtyard was 600 years old. She had no grout between them and they were laid on dirt. She swept, cleaned and used wax when they needed it. They were beautiful!
Wow. That's amazing!
LOVE this.
Oh Angela, your tile floor is wonderfully happening and I’m so happy for you! Your grey cardigan with Navy trim is exactly what I’ve been searching for. Can you please let me know where you found it?
It will be wonderful!! Blessings.
My hubs and I had this exact same situation/conversation 2 years ago. Our home was built in 1806, but we had similar tongue and groove flooring in our kitchen/keeping room that we wanted to refinish. Suffice to say that previous generations and their peculiar design choices, had left little to salvation beyond billions of tiny wee brad nails (just in case global gravity failed and the floorboards flew upwards on their own). We ended up going with factory finished hickory floorboards (along with large rectangular Italian made slate-effect porcelain tiles). We're super pleased with the result. Your project is coming along splendidly!! Have fun and thanks for sharing!!! Big hugs!!
Keep that wood Angela. Hardwood is so, so expensive. It's worth the effort. I wish I could get my husband to do half, no, a fourth of what Joel does.
I could be wrong but I think we might live somewhat close to one another! We are in the Northwoods of Wisconsin, exactly an hour north of Green Bay off the 141.🥰
You always have to break the first one!😢 it's so worth it! You'll be happy you did it! Listen to hubby. It's irreplaceable.
I'm doing 3/8 on my project.
Subflooring. Oh, make sure it never moves. EVER. We had tiled the kitchen in our old house. Just regular ceramic tiles. Which was fine until one of our daughters fell in love with figure skating and when she was a teenager she practiced her jumps. On that tile floor. Yep, we should have put about a million screws into the subfloor to make sure it, and my tiles, could handle a double axle.
We went NUTS with the subfloor. :)
Good morning from Michigan, Ang!
On the channel “Renovating a Ruin” in one of her latest videos of her bathroom renovation she had to painstakingly remove a recommended product on her tiles that was all wrong. You might check out her videos.
Wow, Angela and Joel, such hard work, but I'm sure it's going to look beautiful when you are done. At least with the floor in the kitchen.
I meant that I could hardly wait for you to finish with the floor in your kitchen. I reread my comment, and the last sentence sounded rude. I didn't mean it that way. I love everything you and Joel have done in your home.
WHEW! Happy Monday...WAY TO GO JOEL, Good team work. I know YOU guys can do it. Here for all of it. STTB
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I have terracota with a huge grout. I have come to detest the flooring. It is super hard to keep clean.
We did 1/2 inch for more strength. I used AFMSafeCoat, MexeSeal from Green Building Supply, two coats I think. Excited to see what you decide to do!
You got a shout out (anonymous) in the newsletter last week. Gallons of Mexeseal arriving tomorrow:)
I read it; how sweet! Yay! for the delivery and the weather is cooperating, too! They wouldn’t ship it if it was freezing since it’s water based. Exciting!
Enjoyed seeing joel talk on today’s episode.
I was the first! 🎉
Will you be putting underfloor heating under the tiles?
Moi thinks le lady of the maison is “done,” with La floor. Ah it’s the fini where, hopefully rest will come.
🎉nice tiling video, he rooled a coat of sealer before grouting?We used 1/4 inch and darker rather than lighter grout. Otherwise the grout is darker where the kids spill. Video-m.ruclips.net/video/Rn9bt7htiSE/видео.html
I think wide grout lines tend to be dated as in the 70s and 80s.
Please invest in a good pair of knee pads!! Please!