Having tile in your home either it is in the bathroom or kitchen can be great if it still looks new, but if it is cracking and loose it does not look fresh and new any more. This is when you may want to consider replacing the tile or surface it with some other material. One place in the home where you want it to look nice and be presentable for guest is the bathroom and this is the place where it seems to get worn the quickest due to the constant moisture in the bathroom. Here are a few ways to cover up that old boring tile in the bathroom.
Type of other Coverage
Bathroom Tile
Tile in the bathroom can be covered with plywood, backer board, wainscoting, paint, marble, etc. There are so many dissimilar ways to cover existing tile. It can be removed to allow for brand new coverage of dissimilar flooring, or tiles can be covered over with other things.
How to Cover Old Tiles
The basic policy for surface old tiles is to start with the research, what type do you want or what type of surface do you need. Do you want to paint or stick self adhesive ones over the old ones, do you want to fix the old tiles, or do you want to remove the old ones and start from scratch. Check the budget and ask questions from professionals in home revision stores to get the specifics on how to do it yourself. Once you have narrowed down your options clean the tiles you currently have and cover the tile with a latex reinforced mortar and place new ones on top. Alternatively, you can choose to use marble to be located on top instead of the new tiling.
If you want to replace the tiling then you may need to turn off all water supplies and remove the sink or furniture, clean the area and remove the old grout and tiles clean area again and put down the mortar and place the tiles. You all the time start placing tiles from the town out, part and cut as a matter of fact to adjust for edges and corners. In some cases you can put plywood over the existing tile and place the new on top of the plywood. When starting this process it is best to remove broken tile and seal loose ones before starting any project. There are kits ready for beginners and many trained professionals at home revision centers can support with any home revision project.
outside Bathroom Tile
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