6. Tips And Advice
6. Tips And Advice (Image 6 of 6)
- Buy all the tiles you will need at one time if possible to avoid any differences between batches. Shuffle packs of natural or handmade tiles to ensure any colour or pattern differences are spread evenly over the floor.
- If you want to form a pattern, draw a plan of the room on graph paper to make sure the pattern will look in proportion and symmetrical.
- To tile a room which has to be used everyday, tile one half of the area at a time so you can still walk across the bare floor while the tile adhesive sets.
- If you find you are working slowly and the adhesive is beginning to set, only spread around half a square metre at a time. It's essential the adhesive is still wet when the tiles are being fixed.
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