shiplap or tile?
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Is there shiplap ceramic tile?
Comments (1)How weird of you to ask! LOL..was JUST browsing for such a thing for around our woodstove hearth, and came across this site. Granted, this tile is barn board effect not shiplap, sorry to say. I have no affiliation (other than tile lust LOL) with the company, nor any idea how $$ this would be, but I'll pass the link on to you. Second row "thumbnail" is the one I was looking at. Here is a link that might be useful: Barnboard...See Morebacksplash tile qualities or types?
Comments (3)Limitations.... you mean like using a wood bs behind a gas range? Sure. That's unlikely to meet code anywhere. You'd be surprised how often it comes up in the form of a question on beadboard or shiplap. Stone tile has the properties of the stone from which it is cut, so calacatta marble tile should be sealed so that it does not stain, but it will etch if it comes into contact with acids. Procelain tile is fine for a bs. Here's an unexpected twist on that idea......See MoreI need help with color for this fireplace.
Comments (1)Why is this post showing in my activity history as posted in Home Decorating, Home Decorating Conversations, and Fireplaces, but not actually showing in any of those forums?...See More60 year old cinderblock house with cinderblock interior walls.
Comments (13)The electrical had to be done by punching holes in the cinderblock. Then patching with foam. Mostly the holes where the electrical runs are behind the cabinetry. The floor plan changes required new interior stud walls formed and were finished out with drywall. So we have some cabinets attached, lowers and uppers, to the cinderblock. There are some attached to the new interior walls from the floor plan changes. There is an open space of wall where the back door is in the middle. From left of door is cabinetry going to right of the door is cabinetry. On that wall I would like to continue the backsplash. It makes the kitchen look cohesive and solves the ugly wall problem in the kitchen area. The rest of the cinderblock walls that need to be covered are in the family room and two bedrooms. The bathroom was done 30 years ago and, thankfully, the tile in that bathroom still looks good. The tile was glued with thinset to the block and it has not budged. My decisions going forward are what to cover those ugly cinderblock walls. Shiplap? Durarock? Tile that looks like wood? Your suggestions are appreciated. Kathy...See MoreAnita Johnston
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