HOW A TILE FLOOR IS DONE....correctly

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  • Опубликовано: 2 фев 2025

Комментарии • 18

  • @GuessWhoSilly
    @GuessWhoSilly 16 дней назад +2

    I like this guy better than the other one, he gets to the point in a way ppl can understand.

    • @StarrTile
      @StarrTile  16 дней назад

      Not only that, he gives factual info

  • @TheTileGoat
    @TheTileGoat 16 дней назад +4

    You're right, this guy knows what he's talking about, but never heard of bottled water being used to mix grout

    • @StarrTile
      @StarrTile  16 дней назад

      As someone else said in comments, the water thing was more important using the old style sanded grouts, but not today's grouts

  • @Dan_A_86
    @Dan_A_86 15 дней назад +1

    Hi yes this guy know what to do.
    With water he is right you suppose to use mineral water for grout. In USA nobody used that and a lot of people don’t know about it.
    I always use wet saw because I am doing shower walls and floor so nonsense to have tile cuter and the best cuts are from wet saw period. Yes always try to do mortar close to grout color . You can mix white and grey to make between.
    I only use grinder for toilet holes and polishing the edges.

  • @crimsonguard2268
    @crimsonguard2268 16 дней назад +1

    Many years ago I would only use distilled water when grouting. Definitely prevents efflorescence and keeps color uniform. However, that was with basic polyblend cement grout. If you use a grout like prism or mapei fa it's not necessary.

    • @StarrTile
      @StarrTile  16 дней назад

      Yes I could see that, but back then I was using a grout additive that smelled like ammonia... I never would have thought of distilled water

    • @crimsonguard2268
      @crimsonguard2268 15 дней назад +1

      @StarrTile I know exactly what you're talking about. I would use that for mixing grout and distilled water for my rinse/wipe bucket.

  • @lucamastrolonardo5690
    @lucamastrolonardo5690 14 дней назад

    What’s the best leveling clips system in your opinion?

    • @StarrTile
      @StarrTile  14 дней назад

      When you get into the larger clips like the ones he shows, they are pretty much all the same... I usually go for the cheaper ones because they are still about 35 to $40 a bag

  • @kmass77
    @kmass77 16 дней назад +2

    use a wetsaw. use a wetrsaw. use a wetsaw

    • @ConstructionNerd
      @ConstructionNerd 16 дней назад +2

      Wet sawing every cut is hell on earth.

    • @HappyEndins
      @HappyEndins 16 дней назад

      But she's tighter than nun snapper wet one at that 😂😂

    • @StarrTile
      @StarrTile  16 дней назад +2

      I use my DeWalt wet saw pretty much on every job, although my manual cutter is always right next to it

  • @crimsonguard2268
    @crimsonguard2268 16 дней назад +2

    You can subway 1/3 off set. You don't need to stair step it. This guy in the video doing a 1/2 subway is most likely using rectified porcelain. Higher qualility tile allows the 50% split. But the cheap stuff that says on the box to only stagger 33% max- trust them. They know their product is warped.

    • @samhooley1915
      @samhooley1915 16 дней назад +1

      It depends on the width/length ratio of the tile as well, a long skinny tile may look better in 1/3rds vs halves

    • @StarrTile
      @StarrTile  16 дней назад +1

      Even with cheaper low-end tile that obviously has a bow in it I can still make it work with leveling clips staggered in half... it's extremely rare that my customers want it staggered at 3rds, aka stair step

    • @lexxb6386
      @lexxb6386 15 дней назад

      You have to check the tile. If the tile isn't bowed, then you're good to go. Just did a job 50/50, and the box stated no more than 1/3. Not a single tile had a bow. It was a good quality tile which helped.