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[set]

Thanks guys. The mitering of the outside corners was my choice, i much prefer the look a mitered corner ,and do it as often as i can. As for all the grab bars the HO has some sickness called "Super nova palsey" needed wheelchair acsess and bars.(poor lady)

[Kilauea]

I dont need to rub your tile to see your work is legit,Shane.Thanks for the pics,bro.Very nice design concepts,especially on that last tub wrap.Very fresh and original.Two thumbs up.

K-Tile-very nice.What SLC,if u dont mind.Can u share your app. methods?Thanx.

Shaun,no need for the duct tape.Your work looks great,as it always does.you know what Im gettin at.Lots of people read this.Let's try to steer 'em in the right direction.

[jondon]

Kevin nice granite job, all by yourself. Very impressive for one week

yes I think you have your hands on the tile enuf during the install no rubbing necessary. If you have good pics I disagree, they do your install justice

[gueuzeman]

Hello to Dan and Shane- new members, work looks real good.

JonDon, Really good looking space, those the newer metal trim colors from Schluter?

Kevin- Emeril tile- BAM!! ("ooh, it's soooo good." - Mr. Food)

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[jondon]

Gueuze thanks, just the brushed nickel finish on the rondec.

[The Kid]

I went back to this job to wrap the windows with left over material as an add on and got to see the lighting finished on the step I built.

[Higher Standard Tile]

I like that lighting detail Jeremy.

Here is a floor tile job we just finished in the Whaler at Kaanapali.

I really like the tile the client selected. It is a 20" Porcelain from Ilva, Athena Olympus.

[jondon]

Jeremy and Isaac, nice work to both of you. That lighting on that step is unique Isaac I like what you did with the tile using it as base, looks really good there where it meets up with the wood base, almost looks like it bends where it meets up

[ceramictec]

nice work guys.

Isaac, whats that white triangle thing to the left ?
looks like some type of wood base but cant see how it ends

[Houston Remodeler]

Great work men.

Yesterday we finally had the shower glass installed on this glass tiled shower we completed in Lake Charles. He liked the glass tile steamer so much he did another bath in the same glass tiles.

6x12" Walker Zanger glass tiles set in 254 over kerdi, CBP grout, frameless 1/2" glass door on barn door hardware, curbless. The odd bath configuration was a remnant of a 1960 renovation. The missing sconces are due to arrive in 6 months.

[K_Tile]

Everything complete for the Holiday weekend!

FRIDAY UPDATE: Owner from China came in today and said...NO! I want black grout. Looks like more work come next week

[gueuzeman]

Ilva- Mmmmmmmmm.

Paul, I've always loved that door hardware.

And while Kevin was tiling the world, I spent 5 hours on this piece, and a protype/template, and setup and cleanup, and 30 trips up and down the stairs......


I'm not even gonna tell you how, but I bent the laws of geometry.

Oh, the piece on the right of the standpipe? The whole area was supposed to get a cover plate. Superglue hack patch.

[jondon]

posted by Gueuze
I spent 5 hours on this piece, and a protype/template, and setup and cleanup, and 30 trips up and down the stairs...

Hey in the end it was all worth it, perfection What were were you saying to yourself every time you went up and down the stairs? Damn one more trip, one more trip, okay one more will do it

[lati_cz]

Great work all. I love that lighted step - looks like there's basement under.

[tilemanct]

Jim,
Now I know where the guy who did a bath down here in CT went. I had the same fun doing the exact same cut in bluestone. You win in the time contest though. Nice job!