Fine craftmanship and quality materials are always in style. :nod:

Those must be from Porcelanosa. I have used their treads and they are pretty sweet!

Finished a thin brick veneer tv & accent wall in Brandon/Valrico, Florida area.
Thin brick is a Mortonstones "Chicago Style" grey mixed colors.
The thin brick was very "reclaimed" looking and fun to work with.

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Looks awesome Brian

That's real nice looking.

Good stuff as always Brian, tile masons can do broader projects than solely tile setters.. nice layout and blend. Musta been fun grout bagging and raking the joints on an interior job :)

Contractor sent me final video of the Slab and Tile job we did..used remnant for the vanity top with a Mitered edge. Thinking she turned out decent for a first go with the Slab stuff.

Video here: https://youtu.be/h36YymY2rYw

Nice as usual Brian. Nothin goes better with a grayscale motif than a color tv :)

Prep comes in different forms... lol gotta have the plumbing and rebar before you can gunite and then prep for tile :yeah::D:tup2::tongue:
https://youtu.be/xo7dWuvJ9KA

Brian
Whenever I go to Florida and see amazing tilework I know its either you or Jerry who installed. Nice brick work.
Cant tell you how many houses we looked at and not one had tilework that was acceptable. Some were new places.

https://youtu.be/4rAnp6aJ8AA

End of day 1, pool plumbing except for equipment set stubs and all trenching minus lead to the electrical panel are left.
Finish those and start tying the rebar for the gunite crew.

https://youtu.be/xWAxLUricuw

First site walk on the way home. This pool down the road a few blocks from the one posted above. We will be ready for the tile and masonry after the selections are made and Finish materials arrive onsite :)

Off to Santa Rosa later on today to start a shower for a repeat client’s parent’s, been on the list of to do’s since they first saw my work in May of 2018 at their son’s guest house :moon:

Here was my reminder as to how lush I have it when I can struggle in a bathroom or floor with a stinking’ time consuming layout..

Job 1: https://youtu.be/aOud2HRCiyU
Finish Plumbing into Equipment Set, Finish Main Line Trench to the Electrical access and run a Sleeve to the Equipment Area, Run a line for the Auto Fill, Drop off & Stage the Rebar for Caging and Tying tomorrow. Inspection for Rough-in is Friday, Gunite is scheduled pending inspection for 6:30 am Saturday :bonk:

Job 2: https://youtu.be/F3somwIKvjE
Form stripping and junk clean-up for haul-off. General site organization, wash down and hydrate gunite shell that was this from last Saturday. Awaiting material selections and delivery for all stone masonry and tile work. Backfilling and Rough Grading to start mid-next week. Hydrating is the KUSH job in Pool Building, like caulking for a tile guy :fish2:

Got the rebar in, inspection later today. Gunite crew will shoot it bright & early this Saturday. Tile and Masonry end of next week, we like the gunite to damp cure for a few days... https://youtu.be/QSUPklssCAM

Backsplash in my basement

For a fellow vet complete with his and hers niches, shaving niche in the pony wall:)

Sweet looking shower Jon :tup1: