Installing Ceramic Tile Flooring.

I Am Covering Every Detail About Installing Ceramic Tile Flooring That Could Arise,

I Have Used These methods For Ceramic Tile Installing for over 25 years .

This web site is to teach the average homeowner how to install ceramic tile.

I have tried my best to comply with the "Ceramic Tile Association Of America's" guide lines.

Although some of my Tile Laying skills may seem a little old school.

I stay informed on the latest tile installing how to information by schooling myself on a constant basses.

Thank You:

Randy Davis

"I have handed out hundreds of my videos about laying tile to people

just like you wondering if installing tile is so hard."

"Contractors, nurses, men and women

are just some of the people wishing to save money or to enjoy an accomplishment Installing Tile."

"I put these video packages together for the average person to understand how to install tile.

I took my time with each lesson and explained it step by step."

I have put my personal contact information right on my website for you to see.

I know it's not the In-Thing to do , I guess you could say I'm a little old school.

I have lived in the same town for the better part of my 50 years.

And I know dozens of tile setters and contractors here.

This Video Clip Covers Installing Ceramic Tile Flooring.

At the beginning of the video you will see how to mix thinset,

operating the drill, and how much water to add to get it just right.

Next we go to laying out the tile floor and discuss the best way to lay out a floor to give it the best look with the less cuts.

After laying out the floor we then look at stocking the job out,

getting all the tile ready to install.

Next we will see how to get your measurements and were to pop the control lines.

We will then start installing the ceramic floor tiles.

Showing how to spread the thinset, making the cuts, and ending with making the transition in the door way.

Hi Randy,

I have purchased your complete pkg and just finished tiling our shower

stall. It was a lifesaver in getting this job done. Thank you! I am about to

start on the bathroom floor and have a question. The bathroom is located

upstairs. The existing floor is linoluem with plywood backing and the wood

subfloor. Can I tile over the linoluem or do I have to install Backerboard

first. If I install backerboard, It willraise the floor higher then the

adjoining floor in the hallway. If I take the existing linoluem and plywood

out , I am concerned with possible abestoes under the linoluem. My house was

built in 1908. Also do you have any advice on installing shower doors. Any

possible videos? Thanks again for your help.

Mike Zambrano

Sorry I don't have any videos on installing a shower door,

As far as installing tile on wood you need to install the backerboard first

It comes in 1/4 and 1/2 inch.

Thank Randy