Hello,
My daughter and I, first time tilers, have tiled the floor in her upstairs bathroom. So the "damage" is done.
Because of the age of the house, 1810, we were told not to tile under the toilet because the backerboard raised the toilet higher, and tile would raise it higher, and the old plumbing wouldn't fit. Right or wrong we went with it.
One of the issues is, having tiled up to the toilet, the tile job around the toilet looks bad. Can't cut pieces small enough to look nice. Any solutions?
The other issue is, the grout job did not turn out so I have to scrape out all the grout and replace it. I used the kind you mix. Any advice so I do it right this time?
Looks like Mom should've gone to tiling school!
Thanks for help.
kdj
My daughter and I, first time tilers, have tiled the floor in her upstairs bathroom. So the "damage" is done.
Because of the age of the house, 1810, we were told not to tile under the toilet because the backerboard raised the toilet higher, and tile would raise it higher, and the old plumbing wouldn't fit. Right or wrong we went with it.
One of the issues is, having tiled up to the toilet, the tile job around the toilet looks bad. Can't cut pieces small enough to look nice. Any solutions?
The other issue is, the grout job did not turn out so I have to scrape out all the grout and replace it. I used the kind you mix. Any advice so I do it right this time?
Looks like Mom should've gone to tiling school!
Thanks for help.
kdj