Stone, ceramic, or porcelain tile adds beauty and distinction to your home anywhere it is installed. But don't choose your wall tile based on good looks alone. Build the best, most durable (not to ...

Applying grout is the final step in laying or adhering tile. It’s a messy process but a satisfying one: Yes, grout gives newly laid tiles a finished look. What’s more important, grout acts as a buffer ...

Tiles as large as 2 ft. square have become more popular, and these monsters require a deep layer of thin-set to allow for adjustments. To get the right amount of thin-set, use a 1/2 x 1/2-in. notched ...

Ready to tile a wall? Luckily, it's not as difficult as you think. In fact, establishing layout lines on walls is much easier than on a floor. You simply hold the level on the wall in both a vertical ...

Tile installation is one of the most commonly undertaken home improvement projects. That’s probably because tile can be used for so many different purposes. Whichever type of tile installation you ...

A tile backsplash can make a kitchen look custom without requiring special skills or a huge budget. The area you’re covering is relatively small, mistakes are fixable, and the impact on your kitchen’s ...

Last week, we discussed the tools you’d need to install ceramic tiles. Naturally, you all went out and bought them, so this week we’ll tackle the project itself. In this case it’s a tub/shower ...

Living room wall tiles are emerging as a popular aesthetic and for good reason. Not only do they break up the monotony of basic sheetrock, they also guard against damage in areas susceptible to water ...