I said I would search first. Tell Sam hello and hope you had fun in Winnipeg. :toast:
Tile Question...
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I said I would search first. Tell Sam hello and hope you had fun in Winnipeg. :toast:
Yeah....dunno what gets up IO's ass. Hell, if FDC doesn't mind me talking to Kelly.....he sure as shit shouldn't give a rat's ass. Speaking of which.....where is FDC?! Cris!!!! Where ya at Bro?!
Oh, didn't go to Winnipeg yet, but I can't wait to breath in that cold, frostbitten air! :sadwave:
- Apr 28, 2006
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By all accounts Bart is an awesome guy. I appreciate him and the other guys who treat me just like any other poster, with respect and courtesy. A lesson that could be learned by some others on here.:toast:
Home Depot would not be my first choice. See if there is a top quality tile and stone emporium with a showroom in town. They usually cater to the high end clients (architects and designers) and have the connections with the best tile contractors.
glad you are feeling better
glad you are feeling better
this post indicates that he must know something on the topic, ya think?
then why bash instead of offering his brilliant advice? christ!
everyfuckingthingisasecret. and he'll tell you the right way (the right bet) AFTER THE FACT.
This thread almost has it all now......the bossman (to scold :00hour ), agent, grouchy IO, Woodson, freelancc, and even good ol spongey has made an appearance.....all we need now is a yyz, 65, and weasie appearance! :mj07:
:director: Where's ya'll at?
:director: Where's ya'll at?
thanks for helping the gal out :toast:
let her know the best route after she reports the results
this post indicates that he must know something on the topic, ya think?
then why bash instead of offering his brilliant advice? christ!
everyfuckingthingisasecret. and he'll tell you the right way (the right bet) AFTER THE FACT.
okay here is the best advice i can give. They sell books about this topic in all home depots. What is good about it is you don't have to buy i big book with a million things in it. U will specifically find a book about tiling. Now what i would do is find the center of the room and snap some lines. do a dry run so u don't end up with a little piece against a cabinet or some object like that. If that happens u adjust it one way or the other. Now go rent a tile saw at ur local rent a center. Mix ur stuff and set ur tiles. Don't use white mortar in a bathoroom because if u have a father like mine the white will turn to pissy yellow. My father needed to have his urine tested the other day so i just set up a cup five inches in front of the toliet and gave it to him when he left my house. :sadwave:
absolutely.
kelly, i can hook you up with email addys if you want.
jack@madjacksports.com
btw, how big is the area you're talking about? square feet?
what size tile do you want?
is it kitchen, bath, laundry, what?
