Im in the process of doing something exactly the same. How is yours holding up? Im thinking of buying the same pavers from HD. What is the color of the tiles that you bought? Any lessons learned that you would like to share of would uave done differently? Thanks
how are the pavers holding up and what part of the country are you located in I'm in the northeast so i get freeze-thaw heavy rain and major temp flauations
Wow, you guys done a good DIY job! Do you know high is gravel and sand that you have to put on top of the concrete slap before laying porcelain tile. I have a similar situation and I am not sure to remove the concrete and fill up 6 inches base gravel and than sand before laying tile. With this method, I can save some money for the concrete slab demolition. Any problem after 4 months of the installation?
Hey there! At the 3:30 mark you kinda see how much depth of under material was needed. It’s about 1 inch of material. Ours was mostly rock. Then a little sand on top. If we had to do it again, we’d maybe do all sand instead. It would have made the install a little easier. So you can wiggle them in place easier. So far it’s help up of great! The one issue we’ve had is when it’s cold out it does become an ice rink. We joke we should have had put in some sort of heating element, at least in the main walkways.
Hi. Thanks for the comment. We read the install instructions for our particular product and sand install is ok for light pedestrian traffic. Page 14. images.thdstatic.com/catalog/pdfImages/c8/c8bebc02-98a8-4e72-b5e4-d47cb87bdc85.pdf
Came out very nice, I can see it was a lot of work to get it perfect
Can you lay down that tile on flat concrete without having to lay all that extra stuff first ? 😍
Your patio reminds me of a slab house after an f5 tornado, a common sight here in Oklahoma.
great video , explained each step so well ! looks great !
Looks great. Good job! I wanted to do tile but it's not in the budget.
Great job. Could you share what materials you used? Mortar mix and adhesive.
What a great project for spring!
by what angle does this looks like a DIY??? U Guys are professional and it looks this is ur daily job
It looks so good!!!
Could we get a two year update?
Aren’t you supposed to tile from the house outwards away from house? It looks nice ❤
Im in the process of doing something exactly the same. How is yours holding up? Im thinking of buying the same pavers from HD. What is the color of the tiles that you bought? Any lessons learned that you would like to share of would uave done differently? Thanks
how are the pavers holding up and what part of the country are you located in I'm in the northeast so i get freeze-thaw heavy rain and major temp flauations
great job 👏
Did you screw the patio cover to any of the tile? And if so did the tile break?
Wow, you guys done a good DIY job! Do you know high is gravel and sand that you have to put on top of the concrete slap before laying porcelain tile. I have a similar situation and I am not sure to remove the concrete and fill up 6 inches base gravel and than sand before laying tile. With this method, I can save some money for the concrete slab demolition.
Any problem after 4 months of the installation?
Hey there! At the 3:30 mark you kinda see how much depth of under material was needed. It’s about 1 inch of material. Ours was mostly rock. Then a little sand on top.
If we had to do it again, we’d maybe do all sand instead. It would have made the install a little easier. So you can wiggle them in place easier.
So far it’s help up of great! The one issue we’ve had is when it’s cold out it does become an ice rink.
We joke we should have had put in some sort of heating element, at least in the main walkways.
What is the name of your tile? You both did a great job!
They are from Home Depot. Corso Italia brand. Outer edge is Alpe Silver. And the rest are Alpe White.
Wait, wait, wait you did this over your old patio floor?
that poor bastard.
FYI that type of tile is for mortar set applications and not suppose to be set on stone dust 🍃
Hi. Thanks for the comment. We read the install instructions for our particular product and sand install is ok for light pedestrian traffic. Page 14.
images.thdstatic.com/catalog/pdfImages/c8/c8bebc02-98a8-4e72-b5e4-d47cb87bdc85.pdf
Women are comically casual, and liberal, with the word “we” whilst explaining DIY projects. :)
their relationship is polyamorous not the sand
How much did it all cost?