Wish I would have saw this video before dry fitting all of my tiles. This has been the simplest and straight forward explanation so far. Next time I lay tiles, I will for sure follow this example. Thank you.
7-year-old video, yet more understandable compared to many others i watched. The only thing they sorta left out is that you may have to shift the tile to not have a small piece on the edge.
In your example above, how can the mid points be the same for both walls. The wall with the window is wider than the near wall. When you put the string down its parallel with left wall? Am I missing something? Thanks
I think they're not remeasuring the second time 0:38 - they're using the max width of the room on the window wall for the centre point then transferring that centre point further down the room - I think!
Wish I would have saw this video before dry fitting all of my tiles. This has been the simplest and straight forward explanation so far. Next time I lay tiles, I will for sure follow this example. Thank you.
7-year-old video, yet more understandable compared to many others i watched. The only thing they sorta left out is that you may have to shift the tile to not have a small piece on the edge.
i use nail on concrete too
In your example above, how can the mid points be the same for both walls. The wall with the window is wider than the near wall. When you put the string down its parallel with left wall? Am I missing something? Thanks
I think they're not remeasuring the second time 0:38 - they're using the max width of the room on the window wall for the centre point then transferring that centre point further down the room - I think!
Mat Black. Thanks I'll watch it again with that in mind.
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Chalked line next time
Just use a chaulk line
how the fuck did he get the second measurement lmao
He measured the length of the room and just marked where the middle was at
you cant learn tile from a video. you have to just do it
Lol i think u can mess it up too and really cost more money