Ernie I think you confused the pic I rotated for Don as mine, and
I can understand since my first name is Jon and he is Don and
of course my nickname and handle here is jondon......lol
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Jon Donmoyer
JD Tile CTEF Certified Installer #825
Like you guys tried to reassure me, it wasn't the most awful thing to work with. It certainly took some extra planning/dry laying to make the edges of the sheets blend though. The little ones came in real handy for that! In fact, there was even a small baggie of little ones that came in the box. I guess they already thought of that!
Here is a 160 ft laundry we did today in Scottsdale Arizona. This was for a repeat client. They had stained concrete that required grinding to accept tile. 2x2 hex from Lowes was NOT a pleasure to work with.
One thing to note is there is a crack that was not visible until we opened and exposed the concrete. One more reason to not set tile over stained concrete.
Brad, the tile of the laudry goes well with the theme of the rest of the house, yes he was happy.
Jim, I edit everything. I know they're not professional but they work. I shoot everything on a older sony hd camera and bought an SD card reader for my ipad. That makes it very simple to transfer video and finally I edit them in IMovie. iMovie is simple to use.
