Thanks Chris.


KT

Impressive! And I was proud of tiling a 3'x6' powder room by myself last year.

How often do you float and how often do you use Hardi backer bd? I (well, my tile setter ) have always floated 95% of our jobs when ever possible. We don't float counter tops and back splash because it doesn't hold any weight, but everything else.

jeff

I very rarely float floors.
The floor has to be really bad. 2 inches out of level in 8 feet, for example.

I do float 100% of my shower enclosures, however.


KT

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1270602305.jpg


Most of the dining room is set now.


KT

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1271486106.jpg

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1271486149.jpg

Kitchen/dining is set/grouted/sealed!


KT

Wrapping it all up this week.

Final coat of sealer goes on Monday.


KT

This job is done.

It looks really good.
The tiles have good character and I think they will be a lifelong topic of conversation.
The fossils throughout are spectacular!


Here's a couple more shots:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1272937297.jpg

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1272937331.jpg


Now that I am done, baseboards can be installed, a few doors need to be trimmed, a threshold installed, carpet trimmed, stretched and tucked and furniture placed back into their proper places.

Thanks for watching!


KT

KT,
wow, you are good. Now, can you help me with mine? :lol:

I'm ready!


KT

who's sealer do you like to use? I am old school, and I buy the oil base stuff in a little tiny plastic bottle like Stonetech's Bulletproof as well as Aquamix, but I think they are junk now.

There are so many new products on the market now. I don't know what's good or better then the traditional stuff, or not?

Jeff

511 Impregnator


KT

The job is done. Thanks Trekkor!

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/off-topic-discussions/540797-trekkor-big-tile-job.html#post5334217