What's adesilex ?...

Its a comparable product to Lat. GTA

 

Yesterday afternoon.

Heading this morning to fill it up with water.

I like these Sioux Chief square drains. They are very well built.

JW

 

Kips boys tiled another for me. I had his setter leave the top niche for me to finish. I'm going to install a side lit glass shelf in it.

Glass gets order tomorrow and the tub will go in next week.

Looking good.

The drain is a Proline.

We framed the wall so the hinge can mount there. I will finish the drywall so it meets the tile and has no transition. Miter'd curb and outside corners = no Schluter Profiles needed and a much cleaner look. :clap:

JW

 

These are all from the same job.

 

So the lights work great.

I wish I ordered a smaller UChannel.

JW

 

Please tell me thats not ceramic tile over wood planks.

 

Why would you tile over hardwood? Of course not there is hardiebacker under that man lol. We smashed out the existing tile and had to replace the sub-floor because it was rotted out the tile and hardwood just butt together.

 

So the lights work great.

I wish I ordered a smaller UChannel.

JW

Your chubby looks a little like a bobbit accident..

 

These are all from the same job.

Looks good! Just curious, how you going to install a faucet for that tub? Is it going o be wall mounted?

 

The plumber cut the faucet in he told me to tile it and he would do the rest. I never got to take a picture of it with the faucet but should have.

 

Demo today... Soon to have 16 x 16 travertine surrounded by 3/4 solid acacia hardwood

 

Finished another splash, nothing to exciting. California Art Tile 2"x8"

 

Looks great Dave!:thumbsup:
Orlando-Love the wave look of the hardwood meeting the tile. Thats going to look sweet.

 

Orlando- What profile are you going to use where they meet ?

 

Just a tile cleaning fool these past two days. Working in Whistler on a clients home making things look pretty. This Kerdi Drain was never cleaned I bet from day one.

Original setter left grout in between the strainer and the base and there is some kind of crust growing inside the Kerdi Drain on the ABS. Yuck.

We used a heavy duty tile and grout cleaner to Spruce up the condo. Look closely at the drain where it meets the grout. The effloresence is everywhere in this Kerdi shower but worst at the curb, niche and drain.

This shower is only two years old. I believe there to many boding issues in this condo as well with the other tile and other shower. I'm guessing about 20% of the tile is not properly bonded. It sounds hollow when tapped everywhere.

 

Evan, I won't be using any transition , I will be meeting it to level and leaving a 1/16 gap

 

Ninja! Nice Orlando. Do you have a scroll saw for the cuts or do you polish the curve with a diamond pad?

Drain cleaned up nice with just soap and water.

Used a SOS pad to shine up the strainer.

 

Evan, I won't be using any transition , I will be meeting it to level and leaving a 1/16 gap

Can't wait to see the pics!

 

Working with a brand new porcelain in stock at our supplier. Yay? Nay? I like it.

 

I think I like it too.

 

Me too. +1

 

Nasty walls, terrazzo base, floor tiles popping...

New base with Schluter cove, Rondec top:

Corian walls, curbless shower, linear drain, heated floors (outside of shower)...awaiting glass door:

 

ScRoll saw John..

1/32 ?... Why not!,

I start layout Friday

 

Hey Whipple,this thread is "What tile project are you working on?"...Not "Merry Maid Cleans a Drain"
That's a hired help project. Not sure there is a thread for that here.:no:

 

That was my tile project of the day. We touched up the place in Whistler with a few missing tiles and filled in some missing grout.

Heading out today for three new linear drain installs. One of these showers has a full glass window looking into a private courtyard. First time I've seen this in Vancouver.

JW

 

Nice job Ben, I like that tile also.

Looks like a fun project Angus.

Here's a commercial job I'm working on. 7,000 ft of walls and 15,000 ft of floors. Have some help on this one obviously.

 

Looks good Mike! Is that the one we talked about?

 

That's the one Dave.... should run till the end of July.

Looks great Mike! :thumbsup:
Nice big job ya got there!

Thanks Craig... it's the largest project I've been a part of so far.

This is the other tile we're using. 5"x22" ran vertical.

 

Looks great Mike! :thumbsup:
Nice big job ya got there!

 

Here's a commercial job I'm working on. 7,000 ft of walls and 15,000 ft of floors. Have some help on this one obviously.

Oh man I am so glad I don't have to grout that.