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Dec 26 |
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How to remove faux fireplace? Nope, the chimney is nowhere near this. |
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Dec 7 |
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How can I prepare this concrete floor for tile? If my Googling serves me, that'd essentially be framing a floor with 2x4's and covering that with plywood. I'm not sure I can afford the to lose 4" of height without it starting to be a little too cramped. |
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Dec 7 |
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How can I prepare this concrete floor for tile? What would that involve? |
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Dec 7 |
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How can I prepare this concrete floor for tile? I did use a lead check kit and wiped the test unit over all the various layers and it came up clean. I think based on your answer, I may grab a grinding cup to replace my sanding disc, and try and remove as much as possible, then use the leveler. I was likely going to have to do that anyway, as the existing floor while pretty flat isn't as flat as the 1/8" over 10ft span requirement for slate tile. These conrete-based leveler compounds should bond OK even though the surface will probably still be pretty non-porous? |
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Dec 7 |
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How can I prepare this concrete floor for tile? Ideally slate, but I haven't fully decided yet. If not, then likely normal ceramic tile. |
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Nov 19 |
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How can I tile the raised edges in my basement? Thanks, this is a lot more simple than what I originally had in mind. I'm going to give it a shot. Do I need to worry at all about expansion/contraction of the plywood due to humidity changes? |
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Oct 31 |
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Can I install drywall on the ceiling, without removing crown molding? Thanks for the tips, I'll let you how it turns out. |
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Oct 30 |
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Can I install drywall on the ceiling, without removing crown molding? Thanks Bryce - generally I am in favor of preserving my plaster - the house is full of it and it definitely adds character. In this case I was looking at several thousand dollars in repair costs based on the quotes I got, for a basement room I don't generally use, so replacement seemed like a better option at the time. We'll see.. |