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How much does something like this cost?

I have installed a schluter pan and used all set to put down marble hexagons, but have not grouted or sealed the marble yet.. I would like your honest opinion on what I should do forward.. I’m trying to avoid the “wet” marble that you talk about.. I wish I would have known this , obviously before i thinset the marble down. I’m just a homeowner and have spent ridiculous hours on this master bathroom.. Thank You,

Very good 👍

Looking great .. what a mission that job was for you I'd say ..nearly their well done 👏

ive never even though of how much of a pain in the ass laying big tiles would be, how often do they break?

ive never even though of how much of a pain in the ass laying big tiles would be, how often do they break?

I would to install Dekton slabs for my bathroom remodel from a tub to a shower conversion. What is your experience in regards to the thickness (most durable) that is best used for the shower walls and the shower tray? I would like to use matte slabs for the shower walls. Would you know if the matte slabs are as easy to clean as the gloss slabs. Also, are there instructions on how to cut and install these slabs for my contractor? Are the slabs readily available in the United States?

Question boss, the thinsett directly to the playwood won’t be a future problem,?

SMH. No one working is actually wearing safety glasses, a mask (for what?) or ear plugs, yet this video stops to Virtue Signal anyways.

Wow! Amazing job!! 👍👍👍

Beautiful work

Just curious why use blanke system?, if others like Ardex ui720 also a great system. What makes blanke special?

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Garvage material, it brake so easily that if you need 2 slabs for the proyect, just start thinking about buying at least 3 because most likely one is going to break. Plus you can’t polish the edges, the only way to make them look good is by doing a 45 cut and glue a return on it. There is other much more resistent materials that can be polished saving a lot of labor.

Very helpful info-thank you for posting. Could you seal the tile BEFORE adhering it, or would that cause an issue?

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The call in 3 years. Customer need a cracked tile replaced due to settling of framing. So dumb to put something that large and nonflexible on walls .

Is kerapoxy an equivalent to Spectralock pro? It’s interesting how you finished these joints compared to just grouting them normally.

I have this issue with my current shower that was redone. From what i saw then install they used sand pack or whatever then put the marble right on top and grouted over the tile. He was unaware that marble had to be sealed but i caught it before it was an issue and sealed it. Is the discoloration something i have to have them pull it all up and fix or can i live with the color issue or will it get worse and cost me more later?

The same without separation

Why don't people run ufh cable under the shower area? It's the most important area to warm!

Is that a crack in the tile when youre drilling holes?!

That pony wall is worthless

Beautiful. Would love to see the setting of those enormous wall tiles as well.

NICE WORK! Ever run into an issue where 24"x24" tiles are actually 23 5/8"x23 5/8"? They are slightly smaller than the kerdi shower pan and I'm looking to do an envelope cut with 4 24"x24" tiles with the square center drain. I think I'm going to have to cut the pan down but 1/4" all sides and make sure the rough framing is based off that rather than the original shower pan size but it's such a small amount. Be nice if they just made the 24"x24" tiles true to size.

Great work, i enjoy watching your videos! Tile work is an art and i appreciate your attention to detail! Tile guy's rule! Cheer's from Southern. California

More easy to install that membrane

I been trying to get one for a long time

A professional will bend you over when you get the bill

Great video! Quick question. How did you bond the sheet membrane to the top of the ebbe drain?

Thank you so much for this video - we are looking to use large format tiles and went to a store today who told us our bathroom was too small and it was impossible as it would require removal of the roof and four people to move the tiles. I tried explaining that didn't seem right and the sales woman just told me she had 30 years experience and I didn't know what I was talking about. Our bathroom appears about the same size (it's a shower and toilet room like this) approx 1500cm by 1750cm by 2400cm high with a 620cm door way - is this similar to this one (if you happen to see the comment) would love to hear any advice or thoughts (obviously we will hire a tiler but she literally told me don't even bother calling them as they answer will be no).

Amazing work! Question. Can I cut a 36x72 porcelain tile with circular saw (diamond blade) without water? Also, can I not have any gaps in the tiles? It’s for a fireplace surround so it’s 3 large pieces (top piece and 2 side pieces).

I live near there and am looking for an installer for an outdoor patio like that. Who did that one and can you recommend anyone? Also, what is done to prevent efflorescence and what is the "grout" material?

Great work man what epoxy did you use and also what spray did you use

Has to be one of the most bulletproof showers I've seen. Ever.

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how much did all of this cost? i know marble is around $3000 just for a tub surround shower but you did a walk in shower ?? allthe walls. and vanity wall too?

This is not tiling, this is PURE ART. Absolutely amazing... wow...

magic!! wish "father time" wasn't a factor, lol, would love to install panels.

Ugh!!! That is a big fail!! Hate to see that. Got the right man on the job now though!!👍😎

Whoa. That's a big fail! Nice work Pasha!

Why not remove ditra all together? It seems as if it is broken anyway. 👀

Easy part is finished...time for the nightmare to begin with the underlayment tearout. Good luck!

how old was the job? Is it on Ditra ? no backbutter, no straight/collapsing coming looks to be the reason or is there more to it?

Couldn't make glueing the edge any harder and slower if you tried. Half a dozen strips of tape hanging vertically off the top, connect the strip, flick the strip over, glue, flip strip over and put a square on it. Done.

This is happening to my marble shower floor & I have only lived in this brand new home a week. The discoloration is about 12-18" in diameter of the main drain. Extremely frustrating and scary given we have been here so short a time and this is already happening. Questions I'd LOVE an answer to!!: Will the area where the discoloration is continue to spread to the rest of the shower floor bed, or up the shower walls, or even outside the shower? We have the same marble floor tiles in the rest of the bathroom and there is no step up to get into the shower - it's all seamless & 1-level, so my fear is that if it "wicks" it might even spread to outside the shower stall. I don't know much but I do know my builder used the Schluter Kerdi system w/ tileable drain. Another question I have is - if this is caused by trapped water, then how does that bode for the long haul? This bathroom is on the 2nd floor. What are our options at this point? We paid a lot of money for this bathroom and I am sick about it. Thank you.

Thanks for all the information. I am also in the middle of a diy project and have a Schluter pan and just installed and light color mosaic marble floor with Schluter all-set but have not yet grouted. Based on your video it sounds like this discoloration is definitely going to happen. Am I better off ripping this up and starting over with porcelain tile instead of wasting more money tiling the wall and getting custom glass? Is there anything else I can do to save it?

What grinder discs do you use?

What was mixed with the grout?

It looks like the veins aren’t matched in the shower. Did this Dekton color not allow vein matching? Other than that detail, great job!