How To Tile A Shower Pt. 1 - Layout And Starting First Row
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- In this video, I show you how to tile a shower by starting with the layout and then putting down the first row. This is part 1 of a 5 part series of videos where I will be tiling my own shower.
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If you’re watching this video when I just released it ,the end screen is my old tile video and the sequel to this video will be out next weekend. Thanks for watching!
Your explanations are so much easier to follow than other channels.
Super video, thank you
thank you for revised from previous video because i was stuck trying to figure out side wall measurements. I like that you show your measurements doing the video a lot of people can’t read a tape measure this was very helpful
This video was so helpful. I tried leveling off the shower floor and it was so difficult. Thank you so much for this video
Awesome! I’m glad I could help. Good luck with your endeavors!
Great job sir
yes very helpful, main reason I wanted to see this was were to start tiling, i was going to go off the shower pan. thank you
It is always so much simpler using a ledger board and do the bottom row last. The time it takes to lay it out is so important. Yes, we always do our best to get the shower pan or tub in level, but the product can sometimes have a slight difference. Fighting the first row with shims etc is just harder than doing the first row last. Love the detail to finding the center and space allowance. Important to also make sure your tile is the same lot number even from a tile store, not only a box store. Usually ordering the tile, it will be the same lot.
Great job Josh. 👍🏻
Sounds like you think alike. The ledger board it’s just so much easier than trying to mess with getting the first row perfect off the pan. That’s a good tip about the lot number on the boxes. I remember having two different lot numbers on a box in the shades were much different. I appreciate you sharing your expertise David! And as always thanks for watching!
Josh, very informative video. Amazing job you did in explaining and covering everything I wanted to know:
1. Love the method you used on getting center point on the first wall. Genius!
2. good explanation on why those support boards are needed. makes perfect sense!
Thanks for the demonstrations!!!!
Yeppers, getting ready to do the bath surround and you've given me the info I need. Thank you very much.
Very good videos, no messing around just to the point with only the info you need with meaningful tips etc.
Thanks bro that's 1 year of experience thanks to you man. I used that leverage to get a higher wage! Subbed
Fantastic! I’m so glad I could help you increase your income. That just made my day. Good luck with your construction career! Thanks for subscribing also!
This video is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for adding in the measurement info. That clicked in my mind perfectly!
Glad the measurement info was helpful for you. Good work on your project Jennifer!
Thats the best way to do all wall tiling 👌👌 excellent demonstration big up
Thank you Kevin! Tiling can be a lot of work but the results are second to none. Take care!
great video! love that you go up and start at the second tile, especially for mortar bed pans. That way you can tile the floor to the wall then place the last row of wall tile over the floor tile.
Finding the centers is fine. I actually like to layout tiles with spacers on a floor so I can see precisely what size cuts I will have. I don't want little 1" cuts at the ceiling or anything. I also install a lot of recessed shampoo niches and want to make sure I place those in a good place to avoid small cuts there as well.
Thank you Josh. You give me confidence WHDN I do my project…
Definitely one of the best explained shower layouts I've seen! Simple and to the point without excluding important info. I'd like to know how you waterproofed the shower, doesn't look like anything I've seen. I've used Wedi for all my project and it seems a bit overpriced. And I've heard people have problems with it compared to something like schluter. Also would like to see how you tile niches. Always the hardest part of the project.
I appreciate that. I have not tried the wedi system but I’ve heard a lot of people like it. It does look expensive. The way I lay it out it’s easier to understand in the previous video on Tyler. Hope it helps. Thanks for watching!
Great video, this is where I miss the metric system. 17&11/32...pffft.
Not every shower pan is level that’s why start at the 2nd row..
Very helpful. I'm using 3x5 subway tile so I'll do the math and start it 3 or 4 roll off the floor!
Perfectly done explanation. Looking forward to the rest of the series.
I appreciate that. I tried to add as much detail as possible. Thanks for watching!
Starting the first row today, wish me luck =D
Very great video. Helped a lot with our shower. Would be nice to see one with a niche.
Have watched a couple of your videos and they are excellent. Like how you explain the important details thoroughly but don't waste time on useless chatter. Thank you for not blasting endless music at the beginning. I don't bother watching video's that do that. You should do a video on how to do video's....you are very good at it. Also, you are obviously someone who knows their craft. Thank you for sharing....it is much appreciated.
No problem I’m glad I could help! I think it is important to pack as much information in one video without wasting time. Stay tuned!
Thank you! They should work well for my tub. It’s not level and leveling. It is not a choice.
Your videos are awesome bro thanks for the in depth explanations!
My pleasure!
Your videos are great! It really was help with my bathroom project! thank you
I love this guy's speed talk introduction
good morning brother! great videos! do you recommend installing ceiling tiles first (in situations where you're needing to install ceiling tiles) then installing wall tiles?
This video earn you another subscriber well done sir your videos have really helped me out keep up the great work
Very helpful. Keep up the good work👍🏼
I appreciate it ! This helped and made simple
Do you have a video on how to waterproof a shower prior to tiling? Different techniques and products commonly used etc?
I sure do th-cam.com/video/5L1mjLFdFxs/w-d-xo.html here it is. Hope it helps!
Hi Josh, superhelpful, thanks! I have tiles 16x48" for my bathtub. Do you recommend starting with some gap between the tub and the first line to make it leveled?
BTW, the tile should be in vertical way.
Super helpful
Outstanding
Thank you Mark!
Good how to for DIY'ers.
Love it! I will be taking on my first tile project this week but will be using the Schluter Kerdi Membrane, how I do fill the holes on the Kerdi membrane for the 2nd row jig?
This was very helpful! Thanks!
You screwed right through/penetrated the waterproof membrane with those decking screws. So I hope when you took those boards off you re-sealed those holes through the membrane. Water only needs the tiniest hole to wreak havoc.
Plumb lines are nice, but what if the walls and corners are not plumb?
Hello, could you provide a link to the tiles you use if not already posted somewhere? Thank you. Love the look
wall tiles over floor tiles (floor tiles from wall to wall first) or wall tiles first to ground and than floor tiles to wall tiles?
Great video. Super informative! What do you use to waterproof the cement board?
I love your videos!
Thanks
Useful info, but anyone struggling with all the maths, just measure in metrics, all in 10 and 10th's of measurements, you can do all calculations by heart.
Using a story board is actually to keep all your tile going up the wall straight and in line not sagging. If you start of the pan and try to use spacers it will be heck. Plus using the story board you can always flip your tile and mark to cut them to the exact fit of the bottom of floor because nothing is ever perfect level.
Sorry ledger board not a story pole or board
Would have liked to see an overview of all the stops before jumping into this much detail. Its really hard to follow when you don't see the point of each step.
If I’m using 24” x 24” porcelain tile on a 3’ x 5’ shower, what do I do with the side walls as far as where to center the tile?
Don’t you need to find your high spot on the ceiling and adjust your first row to avoid thin cuts at the top?
Love your videos man. Great guides. Quick question if you don’t mind and I think I know the answer but let’s say I got the point where I’m ready for the steps in this video and then found that my shower pan is slightly off level. Not enough to affect water flow to the drain but enough for the 12.375 line to be over on one end and under on the other. Would the best course of action to be use the largest spot to draw the ledger line and then trim the bottom row of tiles to fit at the end?
Any ideas how to even tile when the accent tile(13x36) is 1/16th thicker than the rest of the main tiles(4x16)?
What happened to the 33% offset needed for these larger tiles ? My understanding, AND it states on the tile packaging that you should NOT do a 50% tile layout .
thank you good
Hi what size spacer do you use 1/16 or 1/8? Thanks
Interesting.
Thanks for videos. Would you use same layout method on long wall off an L shower enclosure?
Is 1/4” x 1/4” trowel ok for 12x24” tile? I am reading it should be 1/2”
What if the shower pan is perfectly level? Couldn't you go ahead and set the tiles on spacers right on the pan?
Much easier using metric measurements.
Just use a laser level.. so much more accurate than a level !!
Im sure he has one. But this is for us DIYers who don't wanna buy one for just one project
nice!
As always very nicely explained. Do you need an apprentice to come work with you? lol
Thanks for the nice compliment. My dad helps me if I need a hand here and there. But I appreciate the offer. Thanks for watching!
Is this also applied to Sheetrock walls?
Did you use durock for this tile job like you did for the tub surround? If not, why?
Pitched pan ?
Couldn’t you do one wall at a time?
Don't forget to make sure there's not a sliver at the ceiling.
2.5 foot from left and 2.5 foot from right on 5 foot wall. How you didn't end up in a same spot ?
Where did you get your tile from and what's the name? Would like to use thus for my shower.
What if i use 46x46 tile
Good video EXCEPT: All tile professionals and thinset companies will tell you without hesitation to READ THE LABEL and mix it according to the formula they have developed. The "peanut butter consistency" probably works---but some thinsets are very complicated and have a lot of chemistry going on in them and the companies laticrete, mapei etc spent millions of dollars working out the formulas. That being said, they require exact amount of water and powder- with precise mixing instructions---like mix for x minutes, let it sit for x minutes, mix again for x minutes, then use it. Just adding some water to a peanut butter consistency is s setup for failure. I know----it happened to me. One day my 24x24 floor tiles had settled a tiny bit and were no longer level one to another---all because I wasn't using the proper ratios. Once I chipped them out and found out why---I never deviated from the mixing instructions again and never had another issue. I am 100% positive all tile professionals and thinset companies will agree with me on this and disagree with you. Its not who is right or wrong----you make great videos and I watch them all and am almost finished with my house thanks to you- but this is an important issue. THanks Josh.
Hey, love your videos and the tips you provide. I am going to be installing 3" wide subway tile in my shower and I have a shower niche that sits in the middle of the wall. The niche is unfortunately 13.5" high which is not perfectly divisible by 3" wide tiles and 1/8" wide grout lines. To make it pleasing to the eye, I plan to center the tiles around the niche. This will result in the first row of tiles above the shower floor having to be cut down to 2.5" wide. This kind of sucks because there will be a cut end that meets the shower floor. The tile and the grout are both white, so it will hopefully not be too noticeable. It would have been nice to have a full tile on the first row, but I don't see how I can do that without having an eye sore when looking at the tile around the niche. Am I going about this right or do you suggest a different method?
how do i find the video where you grind a bit of the bottom cement board to help overlay the lip. thanks
This video shows it th-cam.com/video/BR_xpYEZ6iQ/w-d-xo.html Hope that helps!
@@TheExcellentLaborer thank you. i have a 70 year old tub i put back in place. it has a small thin lip. i keep getting mixed info. set the cement board on the lip and some say carry it over the lip down onto the tub. i want to go a little bit down over the lip, but maybe leave a 1/4 inch gap. i'm using smaller subway like tile so i want more bite on the tile. i actually waterproofed both side of the cement board and the edges about a foot up off the tub. before planning on screwing them on. should help stop wicking? idk. brick mason for 30 years, remodeling my house.
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Is it best to use a polymodified thin set?
isn't it much easier to use a laser to find center and alignment?
Not everybody has one and you will still need to measure to line th laser up with the center
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Why start on the second line up for tile? why not on the bottom? This part confuses me
Every tile starting from the second row will be a full tile... Only the first row will be cutt required height
U didn't talk about the top row. Avoid a sliver. Maybe u did off line but critical for DYR folks to know u calculate top ror and I'd its less than 1/2 a tile, then add a 12. 1/8. To the sliver and divide by 2 for both top and bottom row......also chat about how u handled bottom outside corner of pan to tile around
You can’t find out to the market 12”*24” to recommend from company to but stagger…
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Hey Ted! Thanks for commenting and watching!
@@TheExcellentLaborer I like to use a laser to make sure everything is level😎🛠️😎🛠️😎
Informative indeed, and less wordy than Starr Tile's explaiantion. Only thing that kills me is the singular use of plurals, like "three foot". Three feet, and dont say its a colloquialism. Help us keep America smart so china doesn't win. Few other items: even with porcelain tile, I usually use large-format white thinset that is acceptable for use in wet applications. The main thing is make sure to find a thinset that has low-sag properties so the there is less chance for the tile to move, especailly on a vertical surface.
Why not show how to do the cement boards? Magically there’s cement boards with the holes cut out
He has individual videos on the various parts of the project. He does have a cement board and waterproofing video.
I want a ses subway tials how you make
Why not just use a laser level?
couldn't you have used a laser lever and not had to repair the screw holes?
I would like to tile my bathroom but it looks intimidating.
Why do you get your walls waterproof and then put screws holes in them ? hmmm 🤔
You obviously didn’t listen
I don’t think putting a screw trough u waterproofing is very smart especially when u just spent time and money (for waterproof tape redgaurd or Kerdi) to cover screw hole but what do I know
Just seal the holes when you’re done. Not too difficult
I have viewed watch your videos and I am for confused now then when I started
Way to much math
Math = "necessary evil" 😅
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You guys gotta get with the rest of the world and go metric.
Metric up your Ass😂😂😂
GREAT VIDEOS!!! BUT I GOTTA TELL YA, "ACROSS " DOESNT HAVE A "T" AT THE END LOL
Really helpful