How to Tile a Niche with Schluter® Profiles

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  • Schluter®-Systems offers pre-fabricated shower niches made of KERDI-BOARD that are fully sealed, quick to install, and integrate with KERDI and KERDI-BOARD shower assemblies. They come in a variety of sizes, or can be customized to fit your design. Shower niches are a handy way to keep everything in your shower neatly organized. With the right tile and trim, they can also be stunning design elements within your bathroom. This video will take you through two different examples on how to tile a niche with Schluter® Profiles! We offer you tips and techniques for determining the placement of your niche along with two different options on how to finish it off with Schluter®-QUADEC and Schluter®-JOLLY profiles! So check it out and get inspired!
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Komentáře • 58

  • @fl6703
    @fl6703 Před 3 lety +3

    all the other schluter profiles have a corner attachment and I couldn't find one for the jolly profile. I am SO happy to know there isn't one and your video of how to install this profile. I love the simple thin look of this profile. THANK YOU! I was holding up my project just trying to find the corner connectors....now I can tile!!

    • @schlutersystems1
      @schlutersystems1  Před 3 lety

      So glad you like the Jolly, it's a great little profile, and you are correct, no corner pieces for this specific profile. Enjoy your project!

  • @robertoquintanilla4757

    Good job end good explaining thank you
    Very nice finished

  • @Baudesign
    @Baudesign Před 4 lety +3

    C'est du beau travail! Merci des conseils.

  • @cjpattersonart
    @cjpattersonart Před rokem +1

    Best video I've seen so far on this topic, particularly the Schluter Jolly profiles. Such a help. Thank you.

  • @I-TILE
    @I-TILE Před 7 měsíci

    Great video for you DIYers out there

  • @josedelgadillo9087
    @josedelgadillo9087 Před 3 lety

    Excelente Trabajo!

  • @duanewilson3941
    @duanewilson3941 Před 2 lety +6

    Bottom first, then the back.

    • @DonnaShanks
      @DonnaShanks Před rokem +1

      I'm going to share an alternate installation. If your back is any type of mosaic type tile, you definitely want to do the back first. Then when you install the top, bottom and sides, it will hide any slightly jagged cuts.

  • @stacktier8257
    @stacktier8257 Před 2 lety

    are the niches fireproof (the candle in the niche)? no need to add movement joint spacing in niches?

  • @neil340
    @neil340 Před 2 lety

    hot damn that's nice

  • @biglon74
    @biglon74 Před 2 lety +1

    It appears you put the sides in first instead of the top as in your other videos. The sides will support top piece

  • @reddog418
    @reddog418 Před 3 lety

    4:25 this is the only acceptable method for a DIY niche. All the other methods have cut long pieces while thinset is drying and tile is not down.

  • @cbone50
    @cbone50 Před 3 lety +1

    Hello! Awesome job! What is the thickness of the tile that you used for the bottom of the niche? I’m trying to figure out if I need to set my niche a little bit lower than yours since my tile is close to 3/8 inch. I am using the jolly trim as well and will set it the same way as the second example. Thank you

    • @schlutersystems1
      @schlutersystems1  Před 3 lety

      Hi there! This tile is 9mm-thick, so very very close to 3/8 inch.

  • @sbencic4147
    @sbencic4147 Před 2 lety

    That watch thou

  • @ceeIoc
    @ceeIoc Před 3 lety +1

    Should the grout line between the profile and tile be the same as the overall grout line size? If so, can we put in spacers there?

    • @schlutersystems1
      @schlutersystems1  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi Ceeloc, the grout line with our profiles should be 1/16" to 1/8". It's fine to use spacers.

  • @I-TILE
    @I-TILE Před 7 měsíci

    I prefer to mitre the profiles.

  • @Jeziorski7
    @Jeziorski7 Před 3 lety

    how do you line up the niche with the tile so perfectly while making a solid niche? I typically all 2x4's into the wall so I can screw the nice and the kerdi board into the 2x4's but you do this when the wall is open. How would I do this if I already have the board up?

    • @schlutersystems1
      @schlutersystems1  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi there! You will need to center the edges of the niche (flipped around) on the 16" studs (where your screws are), so the niche can share the stud with the KERDI-BOARD. Find the height you need to match up with the projected tile height, trace around the level niche with the edges on the center of the studs, and then cut the board out so you can install the niche flush to the remaining KERDI-BOARD. You only need to fasten to the studs on the sides. It is not necessary to install framing above or below the niche to fasten to. You can check out the instructions here: www.schluter.com/schluter-us/en_US/Building-Panels/KERDI-BOARD-Panels/Schluter%C2%AE-KERDI-BOARD-SN/p/KERDI_BOARD-SN
      Our Customer Support Team is also happy to help should you have more questions:
      US: 1-888-472-4588
      Canada: 1-800-667-8746
      Hope this helps!

    • @Jeziorski7
      @Jeziorski7 Před 3 lety

      @@schlutersystems1 okay thanks. I always had a 2x4 below for it to sit on. I could still do this if I wanted the niche horizontal? Just make the framing changes first?

    • @schlutersystems1
      @schlutersystems1  Před 3 lety +1

      Correct!

    • @LightGesture
      @LightGesture Před 3 lety

      @@Jeziorski7 their boxes are different than piece by piece board

    • @Jeziorski7
      @Jeziorski7 Před 3 lety

      @@LightGesture what?

  • @moniquejohnston1261
    @moniquejohnston1261 Před rokem

    Hi. What application is best for mini natural field stone? I'm looking for a solution. Thanks!

    • @schlutersystems1
      @schlutersystems1  Před rokem

      Hi Monique, can you please give our Product Support team a call to discuss your project in a bit more detail, and they will be able to advise from there. 800-472-4588 (US) or 800-667-8746 (Canada). Thanks!

  • @alihassanalizadeh8708
    @alihassanalizadeh8708 Před 3 lety

    Do you attache the shelf with screws or motor ?

    • @schlutersystems1
      @schlutersystems1  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi Ali,
      Here are the instructions from our Handbook:
      Note: When using the prefabricated shelf, determine the desired height of the shelf and mark with a level line. Set tile up to that line on the back and sides of the niche. Butter the sides and back of the shelf with Schluter SET®, ALL-SET®, FAST-SET®, or unmodified thin-set mortar and solidly embed it in the niche, resting on the previously installed tile. The shelf may be raised at the back to create a slope, or the tile may be set on a slope, to prevent water from pooling in the finished application.
      You can also consult the Handbook here: sccpublic.s3-external-1.amazonaws.com/sys-master/images/hd2/hf8/9078314237982/Shower%20System%20Installation%20Handbook.pdf

  • @hugheshomeimprovementssp4055

    Are you using Allset?

  • @jacobdellinger4931
    @jacobdellinger4931 Před 11 měsíci

    do you have a video showing installation of the divider for 12/28?

    • @schlutersystems1
      @schlutersystems1  Před 11 měsíci

      Hi Jacob! Yes we have a video showing the shelf being installed inside the niche. Here is the link:
      czcams.com/video/697IqAYmpnk/video.html

  • @TheBlindSwordsman
    @TheBlindSwordsman Před 3 lety

    Hi, I have a schluter shower TT pan that I want to install. Can I use modified thinset to affix it to the plywood substrate? And if so do I then use unmodified thinset for laying tiles and laying the kerdi band? Part of my questions directly relates to the point when you embed the drain. I was made to understand that everything above the pan must use unmodified thinset. If so, how do i deal with the excess modified thinset that pushes out when I'm embedding the drain? Does this adversely impact my installation? I would really appreciate if someone could get me in the right direction. Side note I'll be using either customs or a Mapie brand thinset.

    • @schlutersystems1
      @schlutersystems1  Před 3 lety

      Hi there! Schluter ALL-SET and FAST-SET modified thinset mortars are designed to use both under and over KERDI products. If using another brand, please use an unmodified thinset mortar. Here is our technical handbook for installation steps and some information on thinset mortars. sccpublic.s3-external-1.amazonaws.com/sys-master/images/h3e/h33/9078316269598/Shower%20System%20Installation%20Handbook.pdf
      If you would like to discuss more, please contact our customer support team--they'd be happy to help you out!
      US 800-472-4588
      CA 800-667-8746

    • @TheBlindSwordsman
      @TheBlindSwordsman Před 3 lety

      Thank you very much I'll have a look at it. So to bond the schluter tray to plywood if I'm understanding you correctly I will use unmodified thinset if I use a different brand thinset?

    • @schlutersystems1
      @schlutersystems1  Před 3 lety

      Correct!

  • @Bvab
    @Bvab Před 3 lety

    what is the large format tile used here?

    • @schlutersystems1
      @schlutersystems1  Před 3 lety

      Hi Brandon, sorry, I really don't know. We have a lot of tile hanging around and pull them out for these video shoots... what you might do, is take a picture to your local tile dealer to show them, they might know or be able to recommend something similar. Wish we could help more.

  • @akkira8062
    @akkira8062 Před 2 lety

    So with your guys install using the Kerdi Waterproofing membrane you go over drywall rather that using cement board?

  • @Tarantellas1
    @Tarantellas1 Před 2 lety

    No mention of how to frame studs around the long niche before the board goes up. It is critical especially if the wall is load bearing.

    • @schlutersystems1
      @schlutersystems1  Před 2 lety +1

      Yes, framing is critical. The long niche is a custom niche. In this video, we refer to our specific Schluter KERDI-BOARD custom niche video for all the details on how to install a custom niche. In that video, we mention that the framing was already installed in the wall cavity to properly support the niche. It's always best to refer to local building codes for framing details.

  • @hannahbaidoodedzi3734
    @hannahbaidoodedzi3734 Před 3 lety

    What is the name of the spacers. Is it carried by Schluter or big box shops

    • @schlutersystems1
      @schlutersystems1  Před 3 lety

      Hi Hannah, these aren't carried by Schluter but have been told that the brand is QEP. Hope this helps!

  • @attimount
    @attimount Před 2 lety +1

    I always do a 45 in both jolly application. Cutting the trim to 90’ it looks unprofessional imo.

  • @farhadfarhadpour9361
    @farhadfarhadpour9361 Před 4 měsíci

    How long after install Schluter Kerdi (waterproof member) can install the ceramics?

    • @schlutersystems1
      @schlutersystems1  Před 4 měsíci

      Hi there, after KERDI, tile can be installed right away 🍊

  • @danpan4425
    @danpan4425 Před 3 lety

    Can I put a led light on the diche or all around the shower with this system?

    • @schlutersystems1
      @schlutersystems1  Před 3 lety

      Hi Daniel, Mind giving our Product Support team a call?
      US 800-472-4588
      CA 800-667-8746
      Thanks!

  • @neiljung1270
    @neiljung1270 Před rokem

    This trim is very difficult to work with

  • @Reymundodonsayo
    @Reymundodonsayo Před 3 lety +1

    He’s not even using the appropriate sized notch. Wtf Schluter who made this video it’s not accurate!

    • @micahned
      @micahned Před 2 lety +1

      What's the correct notch size, hot shot?

  • @trevordsouza9174
    @trevordsouza9174 Před rokem

    Schluter products are overrated and overpriced. Also followed mixture procedure of their All set cement and found out that the wall membrane did not adhere to the mold resistant drywall consistently. I couldn't take a chance expecting this membrane to support wall tiles. Schluter warranty is only on paper. They squirm out of honoring their warranty by finding excuses. All contractors with years of experience I spoke to stay away from Schluter products.

    • @schlutersystems1
      @schlutersystems1  Před rokem

      Hi there! Sorry to hear you are having trouble with membrane and thin set. We'd like to know a bit more about what happened and would like to connect you with your rep. Please send us a DM with your name, zip code, and phone number and we'll put you in touch with him/her.