Watch our how to install ceramic and porcelain floor tile videos and learn the steps needed for a successful installation.
Remove ceramic floor tile video.
Removing broken ceramic tiles can sometimes require generous amounts of elbow grease but it s important that when working on the second floor or above in a home that you are careful not to damage the ceiling of the level below.
Large tiles take the least amount of time to install.
How to remove tile properly and avoid 2 major lurking problems.
Ceramic flooring does not require soap or baking soda a simple mixture of 50 50 white vinegar and water was all you needed.
Others like ceramic and porcelain resist moisture and don t require sealants.
Use a ball peen or masonry hammer and cold chisel to tap the pieces free.
Choose the tile for your project.
In some cases the only way to tear out the ceramic tile is with heavy equipment such as a jackhammer or air chisel.
This time we show you the do s and don ts in floor removal plus learn some important installation tips from the mistakes the last installer made.
Removing ceramic tiles the easy way using a demolition hammer easy to use and reasonable rental rates make this tool a life saver during light demo work li.
Before removing the tiles the connecting grout and caulk must be removed.
Porous natural stone tiles like limestone marble and travertine should have been sealed to help protect them against staining.
Types of floor tile include porcelain ceramic glass and stone.
Tile comes in a variety of sizes.
Porcelain and ceramic work well for bathroom floors because they are dense materials and help resist water.
You will most likely want to remove ceramic coating at some point.
In this short video you will see how to remove tile from your floor as well as get the mortar.
The residue left on the floor is because of the soap.
Floor tiles come in over a dozen types ceramic natural stone cement and quarry tile to name just a few.