4 Types of DIY Bathroom Wall Tile Installations You Will LOVE!
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- Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024
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Step by Step Tutorial, How to Install Wall Tile in Any Shower with any size bathroom tile including How To Install tile in a Niche!
In the first video learn the techniques to install a 4 x 16 tile with a laser level and how to install around the niche to create a perfect look without horizontal cuts.
The second project demonstrates the subway tile with glass mosaic ,
The third video tackles the large format wall tile techniques so you can install massive tiles with ease using a membrane system as a backer for waterproofing
and the final project explains the simple world of 6x6 tile on a membrane with thinset, this is the standard installation and the easiest process with simple tools available.
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I love the amount of detail you put into dry fitting and laying things out and why it's important to do so. My stepdad was helping me with my first tile job a few years back and I couldn't believe the amount of time he spent laying things out for fit, function, and finish. At the time I thought he was WASTING time, but I was very mistaken. When we began the installation we flew right through because we had planned for every corner, floor vent, and edge. Since then, I've taken the time to lay things out for each phase of our projects. To anyone reading this (including myself) it's important to remember to slow down and take the time to think about the finished look. You're already saving so much money by doing it yourself, you owe it to yourself to maximize that savings by making it LOOK professional, well thought out, and executed.
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Funny, l’m still waiting for the day when Matt ( the son) is doing all the tiling and Jeff ( Host ) is doing all the filming and staying quiet.
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Right on. I am seriously enjoying all the comments from people who have been inspired to renovate their homes. Cheers!
You seem like a very good father oh, your son is lucky. And your work is awesome
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Since I started watching your videos I dont need to watch nobody else thanks for taking your time and showing from A to Z I’m starting to install floor and tile and I have learned a lot from you.
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I'm a female, never had done tile. But I have a can do attitude. Having an eye for detail helps for me. I love every detail you provide. We hired people who messed up our tile. I really want to try everything you explained. Measurements don't lie. But skill and time in the trade gives you a clue on what look great. The tips and tricks you provide make it look great.
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Best video I have seen so far on how to tile.
Thank you for the informational videos! You are definitely easing the pains of our renovation projects! THANK YOU!!!!
God bless you bro, you explained every little and very important things step by step, thanks for sharing 👍
Laser Level is a GAME CHANGER for me (a rabid DIY'er). So huge!!! Thanks for the tip! Best $129 I ever spent!
No i disagree a laser line is arou d 5mm thick so where is the level in the middle of trhe laser line or to the left or the right side of the 5mm thick laser line???? We achieve 1mm in 6 metres by not using a laser leveler but by using a 3metre straight edge with a 2metre level on top - so you create a 3m spirit level, To make a 6metre spirit level use 3 x 3metre straight edges with a 2m level on top - this is far more accurate than laser leveling!!!!!!! Studhawk Tools
Such good info!
The last 2 nights, i havent even turned on my tv...been binge watching your vids!!
Cheers to that!
Same
This is the best one you have done yet....for whatever reason....it was done in a way that is super simple to follow. Thanks a bunch for all you do
Can you do a video showing how to cut tiles around pipes, toilets etc
Very informative! I'm in the 100 phase of our bathroom remodel (lol) where I'm installing a 60" x 36" soaking tub. Watched your videos on installing the drain and overflow and tub faucets, determined that what needed to happen required calling in a licensed plumber to reroute everything. NO shame in admitting I needed professional help and was in over my head with that portion. But the backerboard and tile installation will be something I can handle, since I have a general knowledge of laying floor tile. You have a fan now, I will be watching your videos for other projects and helpful tips!
I'm from Romania and I learn a lot from your clips, you make a really good job. Thank you
Cheers to Romania!
GREAT video!! I know more aboot tiling layout and technique than I gained from the many showers I tiled as a remodeler
I love working with Schluter down here in in FL also. The other benefit of Schluter products is that even though it is way more expensive, the Kerdi panel boards are super light weight panels, which are great for me to carry up the stairs in some of my flip condos. I can carry the entire bathroom worth of Kerdi panel boards in one trip up the steps! With Hardibacker or Durock or Densshield, it's one heavy board at a time! I'm getting too old! I don't even mess with the Kerdi membrane stuff anymore, takes too long to install, just give me the panel boards and the Kerdi Band and I'm off to the races.
time is money, and the flexibility for creativity makes them hard to beat.
Great help from you, thanks! Question: Why not put the spacers in the vertical grout lines to keep consistent spaces?
Great for your help sir Jeff. God bless you abundantly
Thank you and likewise. Cheers!
Jeff your a beast man, you do all this stuff by yourself and make it look easy!
I have been saving your videos to Pinterest, just so I can keep them organized. I have also been rewatching, just so I can remember all this need to know info.
Well crap I should watched this video 1st instead of some of your others. I have already installed the backer board and the niche and water proof with Mapei. I do have the laser but haven’t picked out the tile so not sure I’ll be able to meet the grout lines the way you as described!
Really like your videos!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH,YOU MADE THIS PROJECT LOOK DOABLE
Thank you so much Mr Jeff for your detail explanation
My pleasure. Cheers!
Awesome video, this is full of helpful information. I will follow your video step by step to do my bathroom.
Love all the videos. A ton of great information for DIY'ers and professionals alike. I appreciate that you show that you don't need a bubble suit for every project as well.
Beautiful bathroom
Thank you. Always pick up something new from you.
Great info about the tile installations. I like to put the line that comes out of the laser to the edge of the tile to make it easier to see that my tiles are on a straight line.
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Gracias Juan. Cheers!
You are the best teacher so far. I watch your videos while walking through lowes and picked out everything I need for my DIY project.
You're a beast with tile.
It is always such a educational jolt to listen to you and watch you work ! Thanks for sharing your many talents with the world🤓
Another great video thanks Jeff
Excellent information and a great video , thanks
Cheers!
Such a great video! Question: with the tiles mortared to the lip of the acrylic tub, do you still run the risk of deflection / squeaking? Do you ever attach the tiles just above the lip of the tub, and seal it there with the silicone?
Your videos are very informative for everything but one thing I love is all the tips that you would normally forget or not think of all together. Like measuring out your tile before you build your niche. I was like shit thats something I would have never thought of if I didnt watch this.
In the next bathroom video I show you how to cut out the niche after you start tiling. And a waterproofing system for closing up in the same day! Cheers coming soon!
I look forward to watching it. Were still in the demo process now which took longer than expected since encountering steel mesh and plaster for all the walls. Also do you have any videos on temporarily removing a radiator? I live in Pennsylvania so its currently winter and wanted to make sure I took it out right and bled the system correctly to retain heat in our house. Thanks for the reply glad I found your videos the other day we have a lot of projects in mind and ill be coming to you for all your tips from now on. Cheers
I swear, I think he is teaching us better than half the contractors out there.
No Doubt there is a lot of different ways to do things, many right many wrong. depends on the house. Experience needed to know which process is best for each home.
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Good point. Thanks for all the great content. At the very least, I can talk to contractors with a lot more confidence with this knowledge.
Thank you for this video. It was very helpful and added some new techniques to my tool belt!
I NEED HELP!!lol. How would ya go about finishing inside corners with beveled subway tile??
Acrylic Tubs and Shower bases get set in a bed of mortar to stop deflection as per manufacturers instructions. That eliminates water deflection. Though you would still need the gap for caulking
love it all... thanks guys
Our pleasure Judd! Cheers for watching!
i find your videos very informative and i can watch them all day :P
Thank you, we really appreciate that. Cheers!
Great Job Jeff! Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge.
You are such a great teacher. I learned so many things I never knew I needed to understand. Thank you for sharing this video! My husband and I purchased carrara marble for our bathroom shower walls. It's definitely more 'soft' than the ceramic or porcelain tile you reference in this video. Where would I find more information on the type of cement to use and other things we need to understand about tiling our shower walls with carrara marble? Or, did we purchase the wrong stone? I absolutely love the stone and don't want to return it. This is our first tiling job though. Thank you so much!!
great job Jeff
Thanks Jack. Cheers my man!
Just the video i was waiting for!!!!
Enjoy!
Thanks for your time in making all this great content! I'm getting ready to tackle two bathroom renovations in my house - I was wondering, is the video for the in-wall niche planning available? I'm curious about that part of your process. Thanks again!
You give the best advise.
Excellent timing. I begin demo in my bathroom next week. I watched your other videos quite a while ago when planning the job and ordering supplies so this is a great reminder/refresher. Going with a steel tub,waterproofing system,and subway tiles for the shower. Looking forward to it!!
Hi Allen, if you get a chance wrap the underside of the steel tub with insulation. it will help to keep the water warm longer. Cheers!
I love your work THANK YOU
What type/model of laser level would you recommend for first timer about to do his first tile project?
Hi Jeff! The stairs in my foyer have a pony wall going up one side. It ends after the 5th step. I want to knock down this wall and install a newel post with balusters and a handrail. I have searched RUclips but I can’t find a video that demonstrates this. You are extremely thorough and my absolute favorite teacher for my DIY projects. I would love to see you do a video!!
Not in the radar at the moment , but at some point we will get to just about everything. I will keep on the lookout.
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Thank you!!!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY I second more stairwell building / modifying videos! I'm sure you'll need to find a project that incorporates that, though. Here's hoping! I mean, I got one for you if you can mozy on over to Minneapolis ;)
Love the videos! Totally new to tile-- can anyone tell me why no spacers on the right & left side of the tiles? Thanks :)
I was wondering the same thing
Looks great good job.
I build an entire house after watching 7 hours of his videos. Literally!!!!
Thanks for the videos.
I bought mapei premium tile mortar to set 12x24 tiles around tub, will that require more days to wait before setting beyond row 1? Also what the name of the cur cut wheel you used? If I need to take mix back I can. Does green board need to be primed? Love your videos
Excellent! Jeff, you never disappoint! When I think I've thought of everything I need to know to tackle a project, you show me something I never would have considered (until I turned it into problem!). Thanks, mate!
voce e o cara ( you're the man ). Dude you are fantastic
I really do love your videos/channel. It’s very satisfying to watch things come together (the right way) & I dont fast forward or change the playback speed (rare occurrence indeed), bc 1. You guys are funny & entertaining.
2. You take time to break it down for us in a way that is really easy to grab & retain.
I’m not sure what it is exactly that make your explanations SO different (i.e., super comprehendible), but w/e it is, its working! 🤗😁 Thank you!
Thanks Ashley, we keep trying to give folks helpful information to help them live a better life and hopefully enjoy the process of gaining value in their largest asset. We are really looking forward to renovating an old a980's home this spring so that we can show all sorts of great info. I am trying to explain things like as if you were new to the trade. That seems to be helpful. Cheers!
Great job . Keep going 💕💕💕
You are a great resource, thank you.
My Pleasure to help. Cheers!
Hi Jeff Thanks for all the tips and videos... Awesome work.. I have a tub area to do ... What type of tile should I use "ceramic or porcelain" ? What chips less?
This was very well done and helpful, have watched several done by this channel
I noticed this tile job you did not use shims across bottom of first row, instead the lil white tile was placed directly against tub. Is a gap not always necessary where tile meets the tub? What determines using a gap or direct placement on tub? Also I love your videos. I have accomplished so much on my home because of them. Thanks so much for all you do!
Hi Lisa, in most cases leaving a space is ideal. in this case we were installing tile on a ledge that was screwed to the frame with a superior quality tub that does not move much at all. Some decisions are made with experience but most protocol is not. Cheers!
👍👍👍👍before i even watch it cuz i knew it will be good as always.
too kind. Cheers!
What is the distance between the bathtub and Kerdi band if you use it on the very bottom? It should go down as low as possible, but shouldn't be visible out of future tiles. My Kerdi board will be even with the lips of the tub and maybe 1 mm over it. I assume it should be about 2-3 mm distance, but would be good to know you opinion on this question. Thank you for the informative and so artistically done film.
Great video!
I did a 3x6 subway pattern. Over cement board. Just back buttered each tile row by row. Kept them level with 1/8 spacers. Took forever. I started in center. So cuts are balanced. Next time I tile faster.
wow, back butter on subway tile is tedious. Cheers for the effort!
GREAT video. Question-- why no mind to the distances between tiles?
Great job 👏
Question? I am adding mosaic 3x12 tile along side 12x24 floor tile on vertical shower wall. The problem that I believe I will have is marrying the different widths of tile for a seamless finish...suggestion?
Awesome video bro, cracked me up with u n your son talking. I'm about to start my tile on this big job I'm on. 2' x 2' on the bath floor and 1'x 2' for my walk in shower walls stacked vertically. Wish me luck, I have a shower nesh that I built before tile selection so fingers crossed
I hope things go well. are you using a clip leveling system.?
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY I never have before but since watching ur vids I'm going to try them out for the first time. So if I get to kicks I'm blaming you lol. I'm kinda intrigued to use them. I'm stopping by home depot to pick them up after work today I'm still finishing drywall
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Haha jere u go Jeff
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Love the channel, covers everything in one video consistently. thanks for your help
I'm doing a herringbone back splash. Please give me some ideas on finishing the inside corners and the top of the tiles.
do you tile the floor or wall first in a bathroom? Not in the shower but main area.
at 54:41 you started the mosaic tile on the wall that sloped. why would you start on that side rather than the side that was level? im only asking because i am creating a full length niche along the back wall (with the mosaic tile as the accent in it), and might run into that same slope issue where ill cut the tile to fit once i get to the plumbing side. Thank you for all your tips and tricks! i love them!
it does not matter where you start as long as you map out where you are going and have a plan to get there. Cheers!
Can I use luster field tile 99243 for shower wall? Flat back with bevelled edges..
Great family 🙂
It's fun when you joke around at work👍🏿
Iove form INDIA u doing great.
Cheers to India!
Jeff,
Thank you very much for sharing your experience.
I m just DIY homeowner from Toronto.
I need to put tiles on bathroom ceiling. What kind cement would you recommend?
Would Kerabond T be good enough?
Thank you
Vics
Soooo thank you for the effort by doing this video. !!! a lot of great value here.