Here are pictures of our recent tiling adventure in the kitchen. Jen M. decided on slate, which comes in random colors and textures. The goal was to simulate a patio and feel outdoor-ish.
Here Bill N. has some tiles adhered. We have cementatious backerboard under the slate and used a thinset adhesive. The work is tedious. Sweep, then wet-sponge for dust, the smear on thinset, then lay tile, then let dry, then clean with a sponge, then apply sealer, then apply a second coat of sealer. Remaining is grout, then grout sealer.
Here is a picture of how random the tiles are.
7 comments:
Maya....
That's quite a gap between your cabinets and the floor. Is that standard height?
1. I'll spell her name any way I feel like. I might call here Myer, if I want to.
2. Non-standard height for one side of the kitchen. Billn and Jenm are slightly above average height, so we built the cabinets slightly above standard height. Standard countertop height is 36", our tops are 40".
Bill N. open up that wallet and buy a snow blower! Gosh, they should be on sale by now it's almost Spring!!
The kitchen floor is beautiful.
Love,
Aunt 'E'
Snow blowers are for the weak (or those with steep driveways). Muscles not motors!
I hope you're not breaking any child labor laws in this snow removal business!
wow! the floors are very, VERY nice. i plan to visit (again!), as a slightly-below-average-height friend and experience the fabu floor!
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