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- This video explains how to tile a swimming pool floor using my method and the small DIY Spreader which is available at roystiles.com. Watch how to tile a swimming pool floor easily with the DIY Spreader, a notched trowel for DIY tiling to easily spread adhesive pool tiling glue.
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The way you work is a case study in economy of movement. Every action has a purpose and there is no wasted effort.
Working many years in the same trade and you turn into an efficiency guru. Small tweaks in the way you move add up and can really mean the difference of getting your knees replaced at age 40 or never. Its fascinating to watch and go through the process of learning and realization yourself.
As an old mud set tile setter I can only say WOW! I saw you dump that thinset out and thought "what the heck?" then you screeded with your ultraspreader and I said "shut the front door!" The cutting the tile was really clever way of going about things...a small makita demo hammer would have made the cut tile removal easier...Kudo's to you ...thanks for sharing!
Amazing man. Truly gifted. I’m much younger and physically unable to do what he can.
This is so helpful! Man I never thought to cut the wall I work on interior tile and once was asked to finish a paper face glass jacuzzi because the main tiler was busy on another job now I know next opportunity I get I'm doing it this way! I'm doing it right!
Never seen this done before. This was really cool.
I've never seen a pool made of all tile like this very beautiful job!
Nice work in Croatia we lay smaller mosaic tiles mostly 2,5x2,5 cm (1“x1“). Because of that cutting the tiles requires a lot more precision and is more time consuming. But with the right tools you can get the job done.
You are an absolute hero of mine! This is pure art! I'm actively searching for a pool to install full glass. I watch your video daily and see something new every time!! Thank you for sharing this beautiful piece!
APG Team
Jeremiah Hanna
Great and very helpful video to my DIY pool renewal! Thanks very much!
"glue"...love it. This at least his second rodeo. Great job.
By the way Roy congratulations on your expertise you are very knowledgeable in your field of work I can tell you love what you do as I I’ve been installing tile for 30 years now and still going strong I really like what I do and still make time to see other experience fellow workers like yourself thank you for sharing your videos
Did you see the coverage for that tile on 1:36?
Through 1:27-2:08 it was so satisfying 😱
I love your quality of work. Take care of yourself Sir! God bless
Thank you, Roy for great idea and your masterklass! Best regards from Russia!
Good Job Papa
God blessed you ♡
Amazing Work! Well Done
You sir are an absolute genius!
Amazing and beautiful installation! You’re very professional, skilled and competent! Thank you for sharing your techniques!
Nicely done! Here my two cents: I have never taken a costumer, who want square tiles in a round corner. Off the cuff i got plenty ideas to avoid those problems
and got a better design. Either the costumer follow my idea or pay big money for a magician, like you.
Thank you, I am inspired. Well done beautiful work!
awsome job roy bravo
That tool is just awesome 👌
nice work granspa!
i’m korean germany who want to do tileswork
i hope i can see more wise videos!
thank you : )
Good job the pool looks real nice
super thank you learnt a lot
Nice
Robert Duvall is a man of many talents.
Your videos are magical.
Cheers Roy!
Well done!
You are good and real professional result.
Amazing job.
Great professional job, but what happened with watterproof treatment when you re cutting with diamon blade? thx for your usefull professional advices sir!
There is no waterproofing
@@MrJFoster1984 the plaster underlayment and waterproof mortar he uses are the waterproofing. No rubberized compound needed like in a bathroom.
this man is a pro
Great job hope you live long .
Great video. This appears to be a new build. What if I am renovating an old pool with an existing pebble mix base. Should I grind it back to concrete or tile over the existing pebble mix?
If it’s sound the tile straight over it. Watch this video
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You are real master! Thanks for education!
You're the man Roy!!
awesome technique
Hello Roy, you do nice work. Is there any reason you cant use large tiles on the floor and walls and small tiles at pool bottom edges ???????
I'm beyond blow away and I specialize in tile!!!
What the hell are you talking about
Perfect job!
Great job Roy
Absolutely amazing and easy
Regards
👍🏼💐
Great job
Have lot of wisdom in the trade
Very good job, hats up 4 u man!
That poor guy and his back. Seems like an awesome guy. Probably makes bank tho
Serious pro 👍🏻
Well done is amazing
Just wondering if you did waterproofing prior to tiling?
¡Excelente!, gran video.
Good job ..ms.roy..
Super my tiles work
That's beautiful
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Wondering why you’re not using a rubberized roll on membrane to make the concrete watertight. I understand tile alone can’t do this. Have you ever used watertight membrane?
These are glass tiles.
What didbyou put to stick with floor.
Cement and sand.. And what else chemical you put inside.
And 2nd i want to ask you how long warranty for these tiles
Please reply.
And thanks very
bravo
If I build a pool exactly like a block basement, rebar/grout in every block core, plaster the block walls with mortar, pour the base of the pool then tile the entire pool will it hold water?
Hello Roy,
Hope all is well! Just wanted to ask you if you would be able to make a video of how to set a 6”x35x1/2” wood plank style of a porcelain rectified tile on a concrete 14’x24’ slab that is not perfectly level. Hopefully by using the super spreader.
Thanks,
I very much enjoy watching your videos.
can I use tiles in a salt water pool and can you show us a recent picture of the pool before & after
I an love father, that God to bless 🇵🇪👍👍👍🙏👏👏💪💪💪👋👋👋💓
You are amazing
I believe your website may need some tending. There seems to be a couple of bugs and the source code is displaying instead of what was intended. Awesome video by the way. This is encouraging me to do the same thing to my pool.
Dear sir, why the part or the wall and the bottom intersect, you don't glue a whole plate to avoid cutting and you will have a good alignment
PARABÉNS tio
Estamos juntos 🇧🇷
I Wanna See You Grout That Pool.
Hi Roy, I love your video, can you tile onto a galvanised steel sided pool (the bottom is concrete)?
Thanks for this Info🙌🏽
How much did you end up charging for a job like that
Ultraspreader… should be the name of a movie a from 2020
Do u need to add a membrane on the cement before tiling? Is it okay if small bits of old paint are still in the pits of the wall? We scrapped and used orange peel to remove as much paint as possible. Thank you.
as long as the paint shows no sign of flaking you will be ok
@@roysouthby1 Thank you so much. Putting a membrane can be expensive. Thank you for solving a headache.
Good luck
Where can I get pool tile in the U.S. for a reasonable price. It is around $18 per square ft min.
What a talented man. I wish he could tile my pool.
Can you help me renovate my pool please in Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺🙏
hello roy I work doing pools congratulations is interesting what it does I would like to join your team
I found this interesting, because I tiled my pool after finding it impossible to keep the plaster looking good. I had to make it up as I went along, so generally laid the straight bits (fast, even with a normal trowel), but for the angled bits, I offered up a sheet, marked, and then cut it. It was much more time consuming than as above. However, the most time-consuming were the four corners, which I dealt with as above (although indistinct ate the deep end), but which were more graduated in slope, and the angle at the external edges of the Roman end, with narrowing tesserae. What's more, the pool wasn't wholly symmetrical, as formed by gunite and then plastered in cement and marble, which was then ground smooth.
However, the tiles were variegated (white, pale, blue, darker blue, with very dark blue in lines), so less-than-perfect workmanship don't show up.
It was very hot work, when the sun shone (UK!), so I had to rig a sun sail sometimes, and pump out the water from the sump when it rained at other times, also, insects liked to embed themselves when grouting.
However, I've been extremely pleased with the result with many years comparatively trouble-free, following years of anguish over the plaster. In sunlight, it looks wonderful with the light refraction, and it night, it looks wonderful when floodlit.
Hi that's amazing! I live in UK too. Have a kidney shaped gunite pool and the stones/guntie are coming away from the walls so it's in need of a refresh. Did you use any primers prior to adhesive? Looking like tiling the pool is going to be the best possible option. But don't fancy paying out for someone to do it. Have experience tiling bathrooms and the like, but nothing with curved sides lol. Did you have any tiling experience before doing yours? Any tips would be helpful thanks :)
@@MC-eq3pm My first comment is that I don't understand how stones/gunite are coming away from the walls, so there may be a difference in construction, or perhaps quality; I did not know, but apparently some gunite pools aren't done well (I've just read that, anyway). However, mine was, although I don't think they did the final top edge as well as they should, because I had to repair it. (It tends to take a beating from winter weather, and I once had ice ~4" thick, although I'm now careful to keep the water level lowered in winter. On occasion, it has overflowed.)
With my pool, they carefully dug the hole with a back-hoe, fixed rebar in place, then brought a lorry from which the concrete was pumped through a long hose so as to create a concrete shell about 2" thick. I was told it is extremely strong, and I believe them. They then rendered it with white crushed marble and white cement, finally grinding it smooth. Within about 2-3 years, it was looking dingy. One can empty the pool and regrind it clean and smooth, but do that a few times, and one'll reach the concrete. I tried this a little, and a few other things, which were worse than useless, so resolved on tiles.
I used Mapei waterproof tile adhesive, which is widely available, directly onto the render, which was extremely sound, one might almost say ideal. It was only unsatisfactory through discolouration. I should think primer worse than nothing.
I bought the 1' by 1' sheets of mosaics from internet website. They're made in Iran. The supplier gave a good price, but when I checked quite recently, I found the same tiles cheaper from someone else.
Although mostly variegated, I have some dark blue lines, and a pattern around the frost line, making up sheets using purpose-made mesh (from craft shops) and a jig. I wish I had had the time to incorporate a mosaic in the bottom, like a Roman dolphin, but I didn't want to spend the time.
predominantly
The pool is 32' x 16' with a 5' radius Roman end, and the cost (many years ago) was about £1,000, and perhaps 3 times that now (guess). I think any professional tiler would have charged many many £'000s to do it.
I spent another £1,000 on new coping stones. I didn't think I could lay them well, and was going to pay someone to do it, but the cost made me do it myslef, and it worked, although I can see one place which a pro would have done better (the bedding too thick, where exact level was needed).
I often wonder that I had the foolhardiness to think I could do it, as I admire the appearance, and ease of cleaning.
Currently tiling a kidney shaped pool at the minute. I’m just wondering did you put any expansion joints in the interior of the pool and also did you use epoxy grout or cement based thanks
@@user-nf6fp8ns8t I used no expansion joints on tiling, and have seen no adverse result after many years.
The grout was cementitious, and swimming pools was included in its list of suitable uses.
thats awesome! how long did it take you to do?
You are amazing!
Can I hire you ?
You used ceramic or porcelain tiles ?
Pool tile are porcelain.
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Hi saw your video on tiling pool using the ultraspreader. Interested however I was wondering did you have to remove the existing plaster. If not what adhesive did you use to tile on top of the existing plaster.
No we’re lucky in South Australia that we don’t have to plaster the walls but sometimes I will give the walls a thin coat of adhesive to fill any nasty holes. The adhesive I use on the walls is Kemgrip Super and Quickbond on the floor
Roy amazing would you be interested in doing a 5m x 7m kidney shape pool more challenging for video.
Hi Sasha I started tiling swimming pools in 1972 and most pools were called freeform with a lot being kidney shaped. The major difference there is that you first cut the walls so that there is a nice even line and then lay the bulk floor as I just did in the video and then you have to cut the floor into the walls. It’s not hard just takes more time
whats the best mortar for tiles on pools
I prefer Kemgrip Super but most people are using Mapai Ultralight S2
In know I'm 5 years late to this video, but I have a question for anyone who may want to respond.
Is it more or less expensive to do a tile pool then to have a pool replastered ?
I'm currently looking into having my pool redone. Its an ingrown pool currently plastered I'm considering having it done in tile instead of plaster. Nothing fancy, just ceramic or porcelain mosaic.
I understand it last a lot longer than plaster and easier maintenance.
Thanks for anyone who may reply, I've got 2-3 months of pool season left before getting serious about redoing the pool.
How did you tile the sides w/o the tiles falling off?
What waterproofs the pool? The grout?
Epoxy grout is waterproof. The others are not.
2 things. 1.great, comfortable shoes. I have some just like it.. 2. My back would be killing me with all that bending, great looking pool though.
Roy, is that fibre glass?
No it’s concrete. You can’t tile on fibre glass unfortunately, there is too much movement
How far up the curve do you finish the floor tile? One third way up?
Yes that’s about right
How big is that pool?
I keep hearing not to use mesh backed tiles. You think they are ok?
Second: if you are cutting anything, you need to wear protection: after all you don't have a spare set of lungs or eyes lying around. Wear the safety glasses or safety goggles, a 3M dust respirator if you are cutting anything--the respirator must have a filter that is able to screen out fine dust particles. And wear ear plugs so that dust doesn't get into your ears. If you are installing glass mosaic tile, ALWAYS polish the cut ends--cute little hands and cute little feet ALWAYS find a way to cut themselves on the cut ends of glass tile.
Sir leakg huha to kya kare
Where can you get these tiles?
What tiles were used
Dear Roy: I am retire at this COVID19 time. I want to redo my swimming pool. Before put tile, how to prepare the surface of pool? My pool has a lot small bubble and if you scrap it, it will fall off. Do I need redo the whole surface with Gunite or just patch up? Also will your method work on glass mosaic tile? Thanks Peter
Hi Peter once you’ve emptied the pool go over the entire surface to find any drummy spots. These have to be removed and repaired using an acrylic bonding agent and a sand and cement mortar mix
The Ultraspreader is only good for the floor so you will have to use a small notched trowel on the walls
Where can I get that tool you use to spread the thin set
diytilingtools.com
4x4 cm ??
Where can I purchase that little metal box spreader?
Go to my website diytilingtools.com and buy there
Roy, Did you use the superspreader for the walls of the swimming pool.
No I only tiled the floor and only up to the coves
@@roysouthby1 hey Roy, can I tile a pool with existing plaster or does it need to be sandblasted? Thank you!
Antonio Estrada the marblesheen has to be sound. Anything drummy has to be removed and repaired before tiling
@@roysouthby1 thank you much Roy!
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