How to Tile a Kitchen Backsplash
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- This DIY kitchen backsplash will update the look of any kitchen. Learn how to prep and install a tile backsplash in your kitchen with these easy steps: low.es/1E0maUb
STEPS:
00:22 - Prep your space for installation
01:03 - Plan the tile layout
02:16 - Install the tile backsplash
03:21 - Apply grout to the tile joints
For more ideas to improve your home, check out Lowe's How-To Library or our other social media channels:
Lowe's - www.lowes.com/h...
Facebook - / lowes
Twitter - / lowes
Pinterest - / lowes
Instagram - / loweshomeimprovement
Subscribe to Lowe's TH-cam: bit.ly/1blLmvD or head to our channel: / lowes
OF COURSE EVERYONE HAS A WET SAW LAYING AROUND CMON MAN
My OCD would be a as clear as 4K TV'S with this project! No. way. in. hell.
Oceans Noah Madison A.
Why did you install so much tile (those aren't cheap) that is going to be totally covered behind the oven??
We just measured the height of one additional tile below the countertop line. Since we're using 12x12 tile, it was a little lower than needed to hide the drywall. If you were using smaller tile, like subway tile, you could just go a row or two down from the back of the range.
LOL:-)
BABABAABABABABA BALCK SHEEP HAVE YOU ANY WOLL MY BRO NEED WOOL FROM YA STORE. PLz
"Sorry honey, this looks like a pain in the ass."
PLEASE LOWE'S can we have more deties of The Weekender?
4:52. I used to apply caulk that way, freestyle, but I find it more helpful to run blue painter's tape (such as by 3M) on each side of the caulk bead first -- 1/8 inch or so away from the joint on each side -- as a mask, before I run the caulk bead. Then I run my fingertip over the entire bead to form a perfect straight and even bead. Beads come out perfectly every time. Really looks more professional when your bead is in a very visible area.
Just remember to remove the blue tape fairly soon -- before the caulk skins over.
+andrew harwell draw stage rb. .
.
tsw
lo
Jeanne Emile
4:52?
٣
That backsplash does not look good...
😩 The home I bought has that same fugly tile. Can’t wait to replace it!!
Behind the sink, would you use green board for the wall where the backsplash tile goes down to the countertop surface? If so, how high?
why am i watching this im 16 and i live w my parents also i dont even know how to use a drill
It matter even better if u 16 u could do this for living or do it in your house trust me I was like u
OK that cracked me up. excellent.
Lillie Styles if you don’t know how to use a drill your parents suck
Lillie Styles I am watching this with my sister I’m 12 and shes 11 wth
Never too early to learn something new.
It's so pleasing to watch I hope my kitchen looks as professional as this when it's done.
Despite the clear explanation, this is way out of my league.
It's all in the details. I love the way it is described in detail about gapping and box extenders etc. I'm new to this but I can appreciate the video all the same. Thanks again
Looks very professional, well done!
I love me some backsplash. I must have it.
How to Tile a Kitchen Backsplash: HIRE SOMEONE
Soto Aivalis Hire someone to watch the video and tell you all about it.
Lmaoo
love these vids, straight to the point, no narcissists
First class
THAT was helpful!!
LOL...I LOVE IT !!!
How do you end the free edge??
With tile that thin you could caulk it. With thicker tile you would need some tiles with finished edges or any type of finished nosing that you like.
I am planning on also replacing the counter top. Would it be better to replace it AFTER I tiled the backsplash? That way the backsplash would be easier to put in (I think) and the counter top could butt right up against the backsplash. I've never done this before.
You could do that, but we'd still recommend installing the countertop first. Most walls aren't completely square, so there's some gaps between the countertop edge & the wall. By installing the backsplash afterward, it'll help cover those gaps.
That’s so busy!
I am amir I am a lowes technician I use to fix stuff
What if I use the adhesive to stick tiles to the walls, would that hold the tile and do I still have to use tile grout on the tile.
You always have to grout and mastic would work better and easy to work with. Although some tile requires either mortor or mastic. Make sure the tile you choose will bond with whatever adhesive you use.
Que buen video me gustó mucho
cool work
Could I use the press and peel on wide wood ship lap?
I mean the press and stick backing to put up this tile?
666 VIEWS!! THIS VID IS CURSED 😈
Sorry but those tiles are ugly and cheap looking.
Mastic would be a better alternative than mortor.
Depends on what tile you use. Mastic is not to be used with glass tile...it's not strong enough.
WHat if you have orange peel textured walls??
Shouldn't be an issue, +StormLaker1975. Just make sure you give it a good sanding beforehand and don't skimp on the thinset during installation. Thanks for watching & good luck!
Lowe's Home Improvement Adding that one to my "to do" list:-)
Lowe's Home Improve
how to install a fan over the stove
carefully
Which brand/style of tile is this in the video?
dandustoff1 not sure of the exact tile shown in video but here's a similar one: low.es/2ijNV5L. Thanks for watching.
i don't know how i ended up on this video
no se puede hacer algo con lo que no se puede hacer algo con lo que no me gusta mucho el tema es que Friday te lo envío a la que te encuentres bien de precio en Zaragoza zona de navegación de los
Jaime Garcia Martinez
Lmmnmj
Carolyn Pelletier yfb. z ;.?,^^"5/^*990&^##466^76666. / 5'(000
)99:6655554333226500)00 0 (9asuyvhh jo o I'll llpllpo0
I wouldn't use Lowes for anything, especially custom ordered countertops. It's been five months since my brother in law and his wife ordered countertops and they still aren't here. The sad thing is that the countertops are made in the same county of which they live! Too many excuses and order coming in wrong, and I would never order from there. You are better off finding an independent reliable contractor to do your work.
ngoi sao khoai tay tap 54
Lynn Lackey I LOVE Lowe's! It sure beats Home Depot! The prices are good and, unlike Home Depot, the roving customer service agents are well-trained & knowledgeable.
Tyyu