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02-23-2021, 03:01 PM
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Greg C's Shower Project
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Carbidetooth
Hi Greg. It would probably work to do as you...
Hi Greg.
It would probably work to do as you describe, but I'd set up a ledger on front of that bench just like it was a wall. IMHO, it's best to do course by course so minor adjustments along the...
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02-20-2021, 10:36 AM
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Schluter Tray Waterproofing
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Carbidetooth
In many cases, moving register would not be all...
In many cases, moving register would not be all that difficult. But need to know more about the structure. Tiling around things almost always looks like a oops to my eye, FWIW.
Is this a concrete...
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02-18-2021, 08:48 AM
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Low curb shower on post-tension slab
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Carbidetooth
1. Gaylon, I was thinking specifically of...
1. Gaylon, I was thinking specifically of vertical intersection of curb to wall. Typically that's a substrate wrapped with Kerdi that creates the pan, but you've got a kinda different scenario.
2....
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02-17-2021, 11:49 AM
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Low curb shower on post-tension slab
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Carbidetooth
My mind's eye likes what it sees with regard to...
My mind's eye likes what it sees with regard to the curb, but the pragmatist in me wonders how well one could create a watertight pan. Think flood test or backed up drain. I dislike the idea of caulk...
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02-17-2021, 09:40 AM
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Low curb shower on post-tension slab
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Carbidetooth
Hi Gaylon. Things I'll offer up for...
Hi Gaylon.
Things I'll offer up for consideration.
1. Will this be permitted? AHJ may have something to say about curb height relative to drain grate.
2. Technically, Kerdi is not designed...
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02-15-2021, 04:09 PM
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Tiling around a fireplace box
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Carbidetooth
My thoughts? Penny tile poses some unique...
My thoughts?
Penny tile poses some unique challenges, both from an installation perspective and also appearance.
How to finish edges if the layout produces slivers? Geometrically they require...
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02-15-2021, 12:56 PM
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Tiling around a fireplace box
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Carbidetooth
I'm glad you trust him, but your insurance...
I'm glad you trust him, but your insurance company may not feel the same should you suffer a loss due to fire. And fires are never fun unless they're the camp variety.
I'd encourage you to do your...
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02-15-2021, 10:18 AM
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Tiling around a fireplace box
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Carbidetooth
Welcome Allimltry. Before I got too far...
Welcome Allimltry.
Before I got too far down the road, I'd want the blessing of the fireplace manufacturer. Many that I've seen have a specific requirement for distance from top of firebox to...
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02-14-2021, 10:08 AM
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Floor deflection question
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Carbidetooth
Karen, I had to laugh at "Defecto". A different...
Karen, I had to laugh at "Defecto". A different thing from "Deflecto", the defecto is something, innate or learned, that resides inside of good craftspeople.
To you question, no, the Deflecto...
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02-12-2021, 03:02 PM
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Beefing up floor for slate tile.
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Carbidetooth
The sistering you're proposing would be...
The sistering you're proposing would be significant work. Remove and replace most all electrical and plumbing in the affected area.
If you were to install beams and lally columns, like what's...
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02-12-2021, 01:10 PM
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Schluter Membrane with Goboard?
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Carbidetooth
Robbie, I like to have lumber blocking or studs...
Robbie, I like to have lumber blocking or studs anywhere shower enclosure will intersect wall. For sure where door hinges.
In a case like yours, I'd probably put a flat 2x4 or2x6 next to the...
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02-12-2021, 09:01 AM
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Adhesive used for laying down a Quartz sill plate
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Carbidetooth
Were it me, Eddy, I might tighten up those...
Were it me, Eddy, I might tighten up those clearances some. Maybe shoot for 1/16" everywhere, but it's not critical. Slope looks fine. Template is a great idea. I would sometimes send drawings to...
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02-11-2021, 07:04 PM
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Glass slide in stove, backsplash design question- to notch or not to notch?
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Carbidetooth
To each their own, I guess. Original poster...
To each their own, I guess.
Original poster was talking glass top slide in range, not drop in stainless cooktop. Kinda two different animals, eh?
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02-11-2021, 11:19 AM
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Glass slide in stove, backsplash design question- to notch or not to notch?
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Carbidetooth
Ged, were it me I imagine I'd not push range...
Ged, were it me I imagine I'd not push range against wall. Notching tile would be my last resort as it gives Murphy the upper hand should the range need to be replaced. Indeed, it's at least part of...
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02-07-2021, 02:28 PM
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1/2" masaic tile added above existing backlash
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Carbidetooth
I'm guessing you removed 1.5" of countertop and...
I'm guessing you removed 1.5" of countertop and replaced with 2cm quartz?
If that's the case, I might approach it a little differently. I'd shim the top of cabinet to correct height for existing...
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02-07-2021, 02:08 PM
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Shower Floor to Wall Gap Question
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Carbidetooth
Yet another possibility would be to see if same...
Yet another possibility would be to see if same manufacturer makes a taller tile in same color/style...say 6x12. Could even be bigger, but longer would require that you cut at least one pillowed edge...
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01-30-2021, 10:11 AM
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scratching my head on best way to do shower
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Carbidetooth
0. Chicken wire isn't an ideal choice here....
0. Chicken wire isn't an ideal choice here. Expanded metal lath mo' betta.
1. Need to distinguish between "mold" and "moisture". Moisture can lead to mold, but the reverse is not true. Regardless...
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01-30-2021, 09:36 AM
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in-line bathroom vent fans
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Carbidetooth
I fail to see the logic in " 130 cfm would be...
I fail to see the logic in " 130 cfm would be overkill". It's just a number. Seems like that's saying it's preferred to have the stink waft around for a while. If it's a size of fan box thing, that's...
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01-29-2021, 10:26 AM
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in-line bathroom vent fans
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Carbidetooth
I've used these many times. Had great luck with...
I've used these many times. Had great luck with Panasonic fans.
https://www.supplyhouse.com/Panasonic-FV-10NLF1E-WhisperLine-120-CFM-Remote-Mount-In-Line-Ventilation-Fan-1-0-Sone
With this...
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01-16-2021, 05:15 PM
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Mike's Upstairs Shower Project
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Carbidetooth
Put an outlet with USB in the closet and you...
Put an outlet with USB in the closet and you could have a secret charging station.
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01-11-2021, 02:40 PM
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Schluter Membrane with Goboard?
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Carbidetooth
I have no experience with, or even seen, GoBoard....
I have no experience with, or even seen, GoBoard. It appears it has more in common with Wedi than Kerdi. If it's a fleeced surface like Kerdi or Kerdi Board it might work. What sort or drain does...
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12-30-2020, 02:40 PM
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Tiling a narrow curb - looking for ideas!
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Carbidetooth
You could tile over it with bullnose tile....
You could tile over it with bullnose tile. Another option would be to have a piece of stone or quartz cap cut and polished at a fabricator.
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Tile Forum/Advice Board
12-23-2020, 11:31 AM
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Tile on stainless steel window flashing
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Carbidetooth
I'm betting that's aluminum, not stainless steel....
I'm betting that's aluminum, not stainless steel.
To many "what ifs" for me, I'd approach with known quantities. Line window with 3/16" Kerdi Board and attach with Kerdi fix. On top of flashing if...
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Tile Forum/Advice Board
12-14-2020, 12:33 PM
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Adhesive used for laying down a Quartz sill plate
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Carbidetooth
Eddy, it looks like you're committed to it at...
Eddy, it looks like you're committed to it at this point, but the pictured butt joint is not ideal as it dictates a level installation of topper to keep things in alignment.
In a perfect world,...
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Tile Forum/Advice Board
12-13-2020, 12:58 PM
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Adhesive used for laying down a Quartz sill plate
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Carbidetooth
Hmmm, my first thought is that something gunned...
Hmmm, my first thought is that something gunned out of a tube is not gonna act the same as two part epoxy, although I've never used the liquid nails stuff you mention.
My second thought would be...
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