My question: does the cement on the stairs is a must? I mean: I have stairs in Spain which are made of red bricks (so I see it). In order to put tiles on them, can I just use this tiles-glue that you're using, ot do I have to do this cement layer first? Thanx!
Thank you for comment and big greeting for you... Usually its done from the top to bottom. But in this occasion the own er of the house demanded the fugue lines and specific colors on tiles to match the lower terrace so that's why we started from the bottom. When done this way, you place tiles on 3 steps/stairs and then pause for 1 day until they're dried up and repeat like that till you reach the top of the stairs I
Thank you for comment! Usually its done from the top to bottom But in this occasion the owner of the house demanded the fugue lines and specific colors on tiles to match the lower terrace SO that's why we started from the bottom When done this way, J you place tiles on 3 steps/stairs and then pause for 1 day until they're dried up and repeat like that till you reach the top of the stairs
I recently installed tiles on the top of the stairs where there is a small 1metre squared platform to stand on. Now I want to do the stairs themselves. May I ask why you are not putting those notch lines on the stairs?
he should have used sand cement far stronger job especially outside it must have cost a fortune in adhesive adhesive layed this thick is not a good job especially outside once the weather gets at it rain and frost
Now how you will step on the tiles to do the upper stairs? Wouldn't it better if you had started from the top of the stairs? (I don't know anything about it, but this question in my mind?
Yes, usually its done that way, from the top to bottom. But in this occasion the owner of the house demanded the fugue lines and specific colors on tiles to match the lower terrace so that's why we started from the bottom. When done this way, you place tiles on 3 steps/stairs and then pause for 1 day until they're dried up and repeat like that till you reach the top of the stairs.
@@ayhancapan we wish you will succeed, also if you ever get stuck and need extra help with it you can always ask us in the comments of our videos, we would be glad to help you!
@@tilesettingschoolinpractice well I've got tile floors but my steps were carpet. The carpet is getting removed and we are placing tile on the step itself. Thing is the step has a bullnose so I can't figure out if to replace the step itself to add tile or If there is a way to install tile with the step being a bullnose
It is said before you tile a place you shold put water on it first to moisten area. If you plan to tile a stairs that has water resistant paint on it should you still damp it?
Thank you for comment. For repaired the stairs we use tiles adhesive Baumit flex top. For waterproofing we use Baumit 2K elastic th-cam.com/video/HgPQ6pSwlRM/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for the response. Do you recomend the aluminium protection edge-corner for stairs? I am afraid that using those protections the water will be retained in the autumn-winter, so i want to tile without them. What do you think?
I was looking to tile my stairs as DIY and this is great, but I did not see you put some type of threshold or to protect the edges. Like the video below he has edge metal to project the edge from getting chipped off. Would you recommend it? Thanks! th-cam.com/users/shortsGY9l3_LpGNM
Step 1. Get professionals in to do it. Done :)
Thank you for comment Richard H: Step 1. 😁👍
My question: does the cement on the stairs is a must? I mean: I have stairs in Spain which are made of red bricks (so I see it). In order to put tiles on them, can I just use this tiles-glue that you're using, ot do I have to do this cement layer first? Thanx!
Hello, waterproofing was done on these stairs first, and then the tiles were glued with flexible tile adhesive
@@tilesettingschoolinpractice thanks! Now I know.
Нанесите корочку до 3 или 4 миллиметра.Цель нанесения корочки что бы плитку не втягивало
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How did u do ur waterproofing@@tilesettingschoolinpractice
I don't now who can dislike this work?
Thank you!
Do you do three steps a day? How do you do the fourth step without walking on the first one?
Thank you for comment and big greeting for you...
Usually its done from the top to bottom. But in this occasion
the own er of the house demanded the fugue lines and specific
colors on tiles to match the lower terrace so that's why we
started from the bottom. When done this way, you place tiles
on 3 steps/stairs and then pause for 1 day until they're dried
up and repeat like that till you reach the top of the stairs I
Very nice video.
Very nice job bravo master....
So, no bullnose is needed?
Thank you for comment all about tile setting you can see on this link th-cam.com/play/PLMGWthWfu0uWLRpjBlu84QfFDTlon2-lG.html
This is not the way u start tiling steps .... top to bottom that is the correct way.... no one should step on them tile after u just install them..
Thank you for comment!
Usually its done from the top to bottom But in this occasion
the owner of the house demanded the fugue lines and specific
colors on tiles to match the lower terrace SO that's why we
started from the bottom When done this way, J you place tiles
on 3 steps/stairs and then pause for 1 day until they're dried
up and repeat like that till you reach the top of the stairs
@@tilesettingschoolinpractice ok bro totally understand 👌 blessings my brother one love....
Can you make them flying stairs when adding tiles?
I don't understand the comment
thats right very good
Thank you .....
I recently installed tiles on the top of the stairs where there is a small 1metre squared platform to stand on. Now I want to do the stairs themselves. May I ask why you are not putting those notch lines on the stairs?
Thank you for comment.
We always work at the request of the homeowner
What is the name of the tile you are installing?
The type of tile is gres porcellanato.
Nice video ! Where are you from ?
We work where we get our price per m2 .
Most in Munich, Vienna, Switzerland, Italy and Croatia
he should have used sand cement far stronger job especially outside it must have cost a fortune in adhesive adhesive layed this thick is not a good job especially outside once the weather gets at it rain and frost
This is a flex s1 tiles adhesive on a surface of 10 x 10 cm holds 500 kg
Yes I agree..
Nice video and good work greeting to master...
Very nice work and the best tiling instruction. Big greeting!
Very nice work!
Now how you will step on the tiles to do the upper stairs? Wouldn't it better if you had started from the top of the stairs? (I don't know anything about it, but this question in my mind?
Yes, usually its done that way, from the top to bottom. But in this occasion the owner of the house demanded the fugue lines and specific colors on tiles to match the lower terrace so that's why we started from the bottom. When done this way, you place tiles on 3 steps/stairs and then pause for 1 day until they're dried up and repeat like that till you reach the top of the stairs.
@@tilesettingschoolinpractice Thank you for the explanation. I came to your channel from your youtube advertisement btw.
@@ayhancapan Glad you are here. Are you doing some sort of tile setting yourself?
@@tilesettingschoolinpractice Yeah, I planned to do it to my kitchen and to the balcony. But may be in the future I may do it as a side income.
@@ayhancapan we wish you will succeed, also if you ever get stuck and need extra help with it you can always ask us in the comments of our videos, we would be glad to help you!
How would you install tile on stairnose stairs?
What exactly interests you ?
@@tilesettingschoolinpractice well I've got tile floors but my steps were carpet. The carpet is getting removed and we are placing tile on the step itself. Thing is the step has a bullnose so I can't figure out if to replace the step itself to add tile or If there is a way to install tile with the step being a bullnose
How come you are tiling this way instead of applying the cement to the floor and then using a tiling trowel to comb the lines of cement.
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These stairs is uneven in this way we level them to be equal
Very good and quality work.
Thank you for comment..😁
Man I sure hope you get payed by the hour. Not sure why you laid 2 rows on the flat surface when you could have done it in 1
Thank you for comment.
Yes I agree
It is said before you tile a place you shold put water on it first to moisten area. If you plan to tile a stairs that has water resistant paint on it should you still damp it?
Thank you for comment. Waterproofing was placed on the concrete.
Hello. Nice work.
With what cement have you repaired the stairs to be almost squared?
Did you used membrane with waterproofing the stairs?
Thank you.
Thank you for comment.
For repaired the stairs we use tiles adhesive Baumit flex top.
For waterproofing we use Baumit 2K elastic
th-cam.com/video/HgPQ6pSwlRM/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for the response. Do you recomend the aluminium protection edge-corner for stairs? I am afraid that using those protections the water will be retained in the autumn-winter, so i want to tile without them. What do you think?
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Please your this od not not profesionál... He you yors Job is good just cementery..... Good Luck
Thank you for comment good luck to..
Itll be nice if you talk a little
Thank you for comment inthe next video I vill ....
Yes I agree
I was looking to tile my stairs as DIY and this is great, but I did not see you put some type of threshold or to protect the edges. Like the video below he has edge metal to project the edge from getting chipped off. Would you recommend it? Thanks! th-cam.com/users/shortsGY9l3_LpGNM
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You will get an answer soon
Тавашишь судья я не согласен с вашим решением.
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REALLY, this is a sham. DO NOT WATCH. I'm a professional contractor & you are hurting my business. YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED.
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Всю ночь бухал чтоли ты?
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