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  • How to Clean Grout Haze With Muriatic Acid

    After installing new tile, you may notice that you made a bit of a mess and smeared grout on the tile. There's now an unsightly haze on a ceramic surface instead of a brilliant shine. When...

  • How to Pour New Concrete on Top of an Old Floor

    At times, it becomes necessary to pour new concrete on top of an old floor, simply because the underlying floor begins to show wear from constant footsteps, pets, and stains. Tearing out a...

  • How to Lay Maple Flooring

    Maple is a flooring alternative to the ever-popular oak. Like oak, maple is light in color and durable. What makes maple flooring more attractive to some homeowners is that is considerably more...

  • How to Install Tiles on a Cement Floor

    Cement is the second most popular subfloor for tile installations behind plywood and the easiest of the two to install tile upon. Like any subfloor that you install tile on, the surface should be...

  • How to Tile Over Vinyl Tile

    It is possible to lay tile over a previous vinyl tile installation as long as the underlying tile is in good condition. Tile depends on a sturdy substrate, and if you are laying tile over tiles...

  • How to Lay Tile Step-by-Step

    Tile is an elegant flooring and wall surface that is strong and durable. Tile requires a sturdy subfloor of either concrete or plywood in order to maintain its integrity. If you forgo hiring a...

  • How to Remove Thinset Between Tiles

    In the course of laying tile you may have used too much thinset in some spots and caused an excessive amount to be pushed between the tiles. Having too much thinset in between tiles can impact the...

  • How to Stagger a Wood Floor

    Hardwood flooring is a durable and popular floor covering. It is less labor-intensive to install and maintain than carpet and stronger than linoleum. Hardwood flooring should be laid in a...

  • How to Prep Wood Floor for Staining

    Stained hardwood floors create a beautiful, warm look in a room, but over time, the floors grow dull and damaged. Often, carpet was installed over hardwood floors in older homes, and once the...

  • How to Lay Porcelain Rectified Tiles

    Before installing any tile you should inspect the surface it will be installed upon and check that it is level and sound. Concrete surfaces might require a leveling compound be poured over them,...

  • How to Become a Ceramic Tile Contractor

    Becoming a ceramic tile contractor requires several years of training and development of a sound reputation to mature into a profitable business. Being a tile contractor requires a high level of...

  • How to Attach Ceramic Tile to Ceramic Tile

    It is possible to lay tile over a previous tile installation, as long as the additional elevation in your floor or wall is something that you are able to work with. However, you cannot lay tile...

  • How to Install Tile Over Existing Tile

    It is possible to lay ceramic tile over a previous tile installation as long as the additional elevation in your floor or wall is something that you are able to work with. However, you cannot lay...

  • How to Install New Ceramic Floor Tile on Top of Old Ceramic Tile

    It is possible to lay tile over a previous tile installation as long as the additional elevation in your floor or wall is something that you are able to work with. However, you cannot lay tile...

  • How to Install Ceramic Tile Over Old Tile

    It is possible to lay ceramic tile over a previous tile installation as long as the additional elevation in your floor or wall is something that you are able to work with. However, you cannot lay...

  • How to Pull Up Ceramic Floor Tiles

    If you've decided to remove a ceramic tile floor, consider that it's set in mortar over cement board or other solid base, with grout between the tiles. Before embarking on the difficult task of...

  • How to Tear Out Ceramic Tile

    Ceramic tile is a durable surface that can attach to many types of substrate. You will often see ceramic tile used as floors, countertops, walls, fountains, around fireplaces, steps and in other...

  • How to Install Basement Tiles

    When plain wooden floors, carpet or cement just won't do, don't forget about tiles. Tiles have mostly been known to decorate the floor of a kitchen or bathroom but can give a nice look to the...

  • How to Add New Hardwood Floors to Old Hardwood Floors

    Hardwood floors add greatly to the look of any room, providing an attractive, durable surface that will last for years with proper upkeep, while raising the value of a home. Adding a new hardwood...

  • How to Install a Self Adhesive Vinyl Floor

    While self-adhesive vinyl tiles cannot match the beauty of ceramic tiles, they provide a much easier and inexpensive flooring option. Unlike ceramic tiles, which require you to apply adhesive and...

  • How to Install Tile on a Painted Concrete Floor

    Installing tile over painted concrete adds a few extra steps to your tiling job. Unfortunately, the tile cannot be adhered directly to the painted surface. Paint used on concrete will not bond...

  • How to Rip Up a Linoleum Floor

    Removing the linoleum flooring in your home is not an easy task. There are multiple possible methods of removing linoleum, and you'll likely need to experiment with every possible method and tool...

  • How to Lay a Cement Floor or Foundation

    Laying a concrete slab is challenging, but it can be a do-it-yourself project. This should be well thought out and specific directions will need to be followed to successfully complete this task....

  • How to Install Ceramic Tile Indoors and Outdoors

    The importance of using the proper tools never rings more true than when laying ceramic tile. The main difference between laying it inside or outside is the thin set mortar and the time frame...

  • How to Acid Stain Your Concrete Floor so It Looks as Natural Like Stone

    This is the best way to give your concrete floor the look of marble, terrazzo, or stone.

  • How to Install Vinyl Sheet Flooring

    Sheet flooring is one of the easiest types of flooring to install. That is not to say there aren't chronological steps to which the installer has to adhere. The biggest challenge you will face...

  • How to Cut a Marble Floor

    Marble floors are luxurious and beautiful, and occasionally a tile or two intrudes into an area where it needs to be cut after the floor is installed. The best option is to remove the tiles and...

  • How to Lay Floorboards

    Laying your own tongue-and-groove flooring is a complicated and physically challenging task, but one you can do in a weekend if you're confident in your carpentry abilities. It's made easier these...

  • How to Build a Radiant Heat Floor

    Radiant floor heating can turn any floor into a large, low-temperature radiator. Some systems utilize warm water, which is pushed through plastic tubing that is either embedded in a floor slab or...

  • How to Remove Rubber-Backed Carpet

    Rubber-backed carpet is typically installed with glue. When removing this type of carpet, the most common problem is the separation of the rubber backing from the carpet fiber, which leaves a...

  • How to Install Radiant Heat in Concrete

    Concrete is a versatile material that is a perfect substrate and finish flooring material for radiant heating. Radiant heating systems come in two main forms: Electrical panels or heated water...

  • How to Install a Ceramic Tile Over an Epoxy Floor

    Installing ceramic tile over an existing epoxy floor requires specific components and exact steps to accomplish. Although a challenging project, installing a ceramic tile floor can be done with...

  • How to Install Saltillo Tile

    Authentic Saltillo tile creates a look and feel that is very much old Mexico. The clay used to produce them only exists in one place: Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico. Authentic Saltillo tile provides...

  • How to Lay Tiles Diagonally

    Just as there are a few options available when laying tile perpendicular to the walls of a room, there are also a few options available for laying them diagonally. The key to designing a diagonal...

  • How to Install a Shiplap Wood Floor

    Shiplap pine boards are generally available in 8-inch, 10-inch and 12-inch widths. They run from 8-foot to 18-foot lengths. Variable widths may be desirable on some floors, while in other cases...

  • How to Remove Glue From a Hard Wood Floor

    So you tore the orange shag out of your Craftsman Bungalow only to discover that some polyester-clad hack had glued the carpet to the hardwood floor? Don't worry; it is possible for a very...

  • How to Lay Laminate Flooring Around a Toilet

    One of the most challenging parts of installing flooring of any kind is figuring out how to install around obstacles like doorways, bathtubs, sinks and toilets. This tutorial will describe how to...

  • How to Cut Laminate Flooring

    Because floor sizes and shapes are different, laminate flooring must be cut so that it fits smoothly along the edges of a floor. Cutting laminate is a skill that takes practice. It is a good idea...

  • How to Lay Laminate Click Flooring

    Hardwood flooring has been replacing wall-to-wall carpeting as the preferred type of flooring in American homes. Unfortunately, hardwood floors are expensive and require more care than simply...

  • DIY Hardwood Flooring

    Hardwood floors are eye-catching and durable, and they increase the aesthetic value of your home. If you're thinking of installing hardwood flooring on your own, however, consider these...

  • Soundproofing Hardwood Flooring

    Anyone who lives in a two-story home with upstairs hardwood floors knows about the challenge of irritating noises. If you live in a downstairs apartment or condominium, your upstairs neighbors can...

  • How to Pour a Concrete Basement Floor

    The floor is the last portion of the basement you will pour, after completing the footings and the concrete walls. Usually poured in sections, the basement floor must be level and care taken to...

  • How to Remove Ceramic Floor Tile

    Removing ceramic floor tile is a challenge, but it is worth the effort when completed. Replace broken and cracked tile with a new floor covering, whether it is the new look of modern ceramic tile,...

  • How to Refinish Wood Floors

    Floors are one of the most important elements in home décor. While many new homeowners are laying down Pergo, laminate and even brand new hardwood, most would give their eye teeth for the...

  • How to Remove Vinyl Flooring From Concrete

    Removing vinyl flooring from concrete is not an easy job. Most of the time the vinyl itself will come right off, but then you have to contend with the backing and adhesive. This part of the your...

  • How to Install Floor Heating Systems Under Ceramic Tile

    Ceramic tile, like all masonry products is cool to the touch unless it encounters direct sunlight or a heat source. While heating systems are common beneath hardwood and laminate flooring, ceramic...

  • How to Install a Cork Tile Floor

    Cork tile flooring is a natural product that can last for years. While it takes more work to install a cork tile floor than a regular tile floor, the extra effort pays off in the beauty.

  • How to Refinish Old Mexican Tile Floors

    Mexican tile floors are beautiful and, when properly cared for, can be the focal point of the structures where they are used. Many times we walk into a place that has Mexican tiles just to see the...

  • How to Lay a Cement Floor

    Laying a cement floor can be challenging. Here are some tips and hints for die hard do-it-yourselfers!

  • How to Make Tiles

    Suppose you have a garden walk that you wish to have tiled, or you wish to make a tile-topped table, or even tile a front entrance but you don't wont to spend the money buying tiles. Make your...

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