[tileman2000]

Ben, looks great.

Day 3 of the shower I've been working on...

 

[Ethos]

What tile is that?.. I like it !

http://ragnousa.com/series/boardwalk

This is some great stuff. Either they're rectified, or Ragno just knows how to make tile. Those tiles were set with 1/16" spacing, and I didn't have to adjust a single one. I think our cost on it was only $2 / sq ft.

 

[tileman2000]

Little splash I threw in yesterday.

 

[Evan1968]

This is my office for the next 2 days. Tile on a outdoor patio at a house on Lake Ontario.

 

[katoman]

Can you see Canada from there?

Nice job site. :thumbup:

 

[Evan1968]

Canada is about 60mi away due north. It's a lake but it looks and behaves like the ocean.

 

[angus242]

Hell yeah. I don't think people always understand the Great Lakes. I have seen 10' waves in Lake Michigan many times.

BTW, nice job, Craig! :thumbup:

 

[Evan1968]

I don't think people always understand the Great Lakes.

Very true. The lake also affects our weather big time. Lake effect snow is unreal sometimes. This was from the March 3-5 1999 snowstorm...

Two days later, Rochester, N.Y., received another 18.4 inches of lake effect snow off Lake Ontario, bringing the three-day total to 40.7 inches. This established several new snowfall records for the city, including a snow depth of 36 inches.

The same people that dont understand really how big the Great Lakes are,are the the same people that ask "where abouts in the city" when i tell them im from NY. Hello people...NY is also a state,not just NYC!:whistling

 

[Evan1968]

All done!:thumbup:
I will miss looking at the water and waves while the thinset is slaking!

 

[TNTRenovate]

Hell yeah. I don't think people always understand the Great Lakes. I have seen 10' waves in Lake Michigan many times.

BTW, nice job, Craig! :thumbup:

I've been on Lake Michigan on a charter boat in 6-8' waves. We started back in when they were 2-4 and by the time we took the two hour trek back they were up to 6-8'. Everyone but me and one other were blowing chunks.

 

[TNTRenovate]

All done!:thumbup:
I will miss looking at the water and waves while the thinset is slaking!

Nice! Love outdoor tile!

 

[JohnFRWhipple]

Basement Shower. Sioux Chief Square Drain.

Set the curb today and pre-slope. Had to break out the "Pipe Shooter" to lower the old ABS pipe. Original shower had no drain, the plumber forced the rubber liner around a 2" knub of pipe and place a grill over it.

Looking better now.

JW

 

[ohiohomedoctor]

Great looking work tileman!

Nice drain pick John!

 

[angus242]

 

[Evan1968]

Nice job Angus. :thumbup: Cool looking tile.

 

[angus242]

Thanks. I don't think it's a good compliment to the granite but that's what they bought...

StarGlass urethane grout though! :clap:

 

[Evan1968]

I don't think it's a good compliment to the granite but that's what they bought...

Let them pick it...you just stick it.

 

[ohiohomedoctor]

I am getting ready to do a very similar one. I am using that stick on led strip lighting for under cabinet. Some real hgtv ho ha..

 

[angus242]

:laughing:

The HO had everything purchased when I looked at it but I always....ALWAYS use my own thinset and grout. I upsold the Mapei Adesilex P10, StarGlass grout and Schluter Tuscan Rondec profile. I swear that Adesilex sticks like mastic and it's only $10. Great stuff especially for glass.

 

[ohiohomedoctor]

:laughing:

The HO had everything purchased when I looked at it but I always....ALWAYS use my own thinset and grout. I upsold the Mapei Adesilex P10, StarGlass grout and Schluter Tuscan Rondec profile. I swear that Adesilex sticks like mastic and it's only $10. Great stuff especially for glass.

Good info there. I like those rondecs too.