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Installing tile floor or walls first.
The tile guy tells me he likes to install his floor tile first then lay the wall tiles on top of the floor whereas i always set the walls first and then lay the floor tile leaving a grout joint around the perimeter i find this is a better look and is more water tight than laying the wall tiles on the floor.
In our project one wall is 31 inches and the other is 36 inches.
Generally speaking the bathroom area should be first installed with wall tiles and then with floor tiles which will not delay the construction period.
Every one has their own way of doing things for different reasons lol.
The first row near the floor should be reserved using a ledger or other space saver.
Tile the floor and then bang in the last row of the wall.
There are two reasons.
A space saver can be used to mark off the area reserved for the first row of tile.
Remove the ledger later and trim tiles to fill the gap below.
Set the tile panels on the side walls with thinset the same way as for the back wall using the starter board.
If we lay the floor tiles first and then the wall tiles we have to wait until the floor tiles are dry and firm before we pave and paste the wall tiles.
Meanwhile install your floor tiles to the wall.
Begin the installation project by starting with the second row of wall tile.
Fasten a straight ledger to the wall to support the tiles.
Holding a bubble level to a straight six or eight foot board make sure that both walls and the floor are plumb vertical and level.
And let that dry.
Work your way up the wall.
Once you have finished installing the wall tile you can install the floor tiles all the way to the wall and underneath the space savers.
The obvious way to tile a wall is to start at the bottom and work your way up.
For me this is best as it hides the expansion joint under the first row of tiles.
Like some of the others here i try to do the floors first.
Do you tile a bathroom floor or wall first.
And that works fine if the base of the wall usually the floor or bathtub is perfectly flat and level.
Though you can more easily remove a paint drip on pre finished wood it will be difficult if it lands in a seam or if the paint pigment stains the wood.
Thus they need to be installed in a square space.
And then finish by installing that final row of wall tiles so that it overlaps the floor properly.
What you really want to do is tile the walls starting with the second row and work up from there.
Should you tile a bathroom floor or wall first.
Paint or install flooring first.
Dry lay the panels and measure them to see where you need to make cuts.
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