Medium-Sized Tile on Shower Floor??
Michelle NJ
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HELP Subway tile shower, marble hex floor but what for shower floor?
Comments (2)hello Jillianfl. Top photo is the one I used to remodle my last bathroom. I loved it and got lots of compliments on it. I'm now renovating a new home, and I have the same concerns about the shower flooring. Did you end up getting some advice? What did you end up going with? Thanks in advance!...See MoreSize of shower floor tile, and alternatives to mosaic/river rock?
Comments (2)Option to consider. I commonly fabricate tiles the same size as the drain grate for a clean finish. You can't get a better match than being cut from the same large format tile....See MoreMedium format tile for shower floor?
Comments (2)other than risking vertigo? I don't love wall and floor tile in the same pattern. this, especially. do they have the same color in a 1x1 or 2x2?...See MoreShower floor tile size question
Comments (14)alwayscold,, I have cement tiles in my shower on the back wall, and a marble tile floor. If you are willing to accept that the tiles will not always look 'perfect', and will show imperfections, then get what you like. Like I said, I sealed the crap out of my cement tiles prior to install. water beads on top, w/no penetration. It's no different than the marble tile I have on the floor. after install, I used a wrong cleaner and ended up etching my brand new black marble floor tile. (just because something says "green" doesn't mean it's safe for marble!) I called in a marble restoration guy ( these guys can also do your encaustic tiles if need be) and he resurfaced all of that black marble floor. The tiles were honed. After he re-honed them, he applied this sealer. It's been 3 years and water still beads up on the tile. there is no absorption, at ALL! this was how it looked after he left. The marble isn't perfect. ( the light and dark spots you see is due to the skylight directly above) and the wall. If you look closely at the tile you'll see a lot of imprecations. that's the way it's supposed to look. it's hand made. my tile has some cracks (some broke during install) , some have some edges that aren't perfect, and you can see where the black grout has bled into the white portion (I was very careful when I grouted these. ) It's just the nature of these tiles If you want perfection and something that looks perfect years from now, get a diff type of tile!...See MoreLyn Nielson
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