Tile a Shower Bench Like a Professional
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- čas přidán 4. 12. 2017
- This video demonstrates how to tile a shower corner bench.
The tile installed is a 12x24 porcelain for the walls and bench.
The tile trim edging profile used was Schluter Rondec white pvc
Grout used was Bright White color by Prism (Custom)
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Love the Miter edges for front peices, Great idea.
Glad you like them!
Actually if you install the seat first with a slight pitch you can set the wall tiles overlapping the seat tile. Water will run off the walls onto the seat and into the pan. If the grout fails water will pour down the walls and that will be a leak hole.
I'm watching this video because of that exact scenario you mentioned, that we're dealing with.
But if you want your transition piece on the top then you have a problem dealing with the 90° corner where the wall meets the bench. If you use matching silicone caulking you eliminate the problem you're mentioning. Other than that the only way to make it look super nice is to put the transition on the horizontal side of the bench which some don't like.
You can notch the transition and slide it in at the end but it's a little bit more complicated, with bullnose tile
I'm such a better tile setter after watching your videos. Thanks!
Huge respect to you. I’ve worked with so many Tilers watched thousands of tiling videos, none of the people I’ve worked with and watched come close to you with the amount of skill you have!
A quick question from a rookie:
Wouldn’t it be better to do the bench top first, and then the walls above it? That way, water running down the wall hits the solid tile and runs down/out. By doing the wall first, water running down the wall will hit the far less robust grout seam.
Yes, this video is super old. We install bench caps first now
Good job 👏 👍 👌 🙌
7.6k views and less than 100 likes.... my mind is blown. I totally thought this video rocked. Very well done sir!
It is a much older video when I had only 300 subscribers, but thanks for compliment and watch!
How come you did a grout line on the bench and not just a whole tile with no grout line?
I'm guessing to continue with the corner grout line, which makes sense.
Great video - very clear on how to do this - the music is a distraction and could do without. But thanks for the how to video.
Nice work! I think you have some amazing tool's. Question what's behind your foam-board on the bench area?? Happy holidays!
Nice work. What kind of blade you're using?
Perfect video! Just what I needed for an install this weekend!
Question: At what angle do you bevel the bench face tiles?
It was at a 45 degree angle 👊
For the two top triangle pieces of the bench. You can just cut one piece and then do a fake grout line with your wet saw, just cut enough to put grout in it or you can always make 2 pieces and then attach them together with leveling clips before applying any thinset and then you have one piece only, the clips also work to adjust the tile. Same for curves you can do that too, even the face of the bench as well. Clips have a lot of different uses. Yet there are a lot of oldies bitching about it.
Yes, I believe that will work and yes, leveling systems help with more superior installations and are very inexpensive. 👊
Carlos Diaz wait wait wait... why would u do a “fake” grout line?... I agree why even cutting triangle pieces in the first place... just cut it to size with no grout line at all... wouldn’t that like better & seamless?,
For the joint between the bench and the walls, it looks tighter than the leveling system joints, did you use silicone or grout?
We use silicone where two planes meet. We used small wedges 1/16 grout joints from the bench and the wall
You are one of the best Craftsman I've ever seen for find cut and Niche Arrangements Etc. However sometimes the music makes me want to gouge my eyes out
Tile the seat first, then the wall. Just like you tile the floor first.. Can't beleive this, I need to make a video..
Mega
Do u grout or silicone the beveled edge joints. They look very tight and grout probably eont stay in there?
we grout
Looks great bud. Do you put strata mat over your mud bed?
+William Bradford we tiled the pan first and used strata mat to protect it. Works better than ram board!
Landberg Tile-Handyman-DIY gotcha. You had me questioning everything.👌
Thanks for watching, happy you liked it!
What is the bench slope made of, just extra thinset?
It was framed with a little slope, but yes, thinset as well. 👊
When doing shower tile which is 1st or does it matter, floor or wall
floor first, wall second.
I appreciate the videos. Great work! Y’all don’t seem to have any trouble tiling 12x24 with 50% brick stack designed layout. Is there a theory behind it? I wanna DIY as well, but is there a secret to keeping the lippage from showing on the porcelain tile? I have the leveling clips already. If the manufacturer recommends against it should I be warned? Thanks in advance.
We always do 50% offset and recommend using a leveling system 👊
landberg Tile TV 50% it is then lol ✌🏻
What’s a good sized bench for a walk in shower that is 38” by 60” with the drain on the left (6” from that wall) ?
It really only depends on personal preference and what the use would be for.
I saw 18”-20” height is common, is that true? And hey bro you have the best videos, great range of topics, fun music and really great editing. I’m just a DIYer and part time handy man, but I think you have the best tiling channel! Thanks for all your contributions and you should have way more subscribers than you do! Right now I’m going through a master bath remodel and guest bath remodel. What would you say is the best tile saw for $300-400?
Yes, that is common and thanks for the kind words! It means a lot to me. Also, I would look at Ridgid or Kobalt 7 inch saws. They cut well out of the box, have a warranty/guarantee and you can easily sell them on craigslist when you are done with your project.
As always great video God bless and thx! One question, why not use a solid piece of tile for the top of the bench instead of two small pieces? I would think it would even look nicer....
What angle did you cut the schluter trim piece? 45(
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yes, 45
Is corner stand pre-fab or did you make?
We framed it and installed Goboard with Redgard waterproof membrane.
From one tiler to another great job mate your a credit to the t
rade really enjoy your videos
@@ClaireWalker-jg8xv thank you sir!
Landberg Tile DIY TV hydroban bro.
It’s not to sit on.its for wife to shave her legs. I like the fact you are using hydro ban. Not that cheap red stuff.
Lol, waterproof membrane is waterproof membrane! 👊
I hate those tiny benches, no ass out there that'll ever use it.
But you did a great job tiling it !
Thank you sir! Women need to shave those legs!
How do you like that p4 blade? Nice video btw!
Thank you sir! I love blade so far, cut's like butter! Has some added thickness to the shaft/bolt hole area so that it won't flex as much when trimming off a blade etc. We mainly cut porcelain, so let's see how long it will last!
Landberg Tile DIY TV I don’t understand who sits in a shower 😒 is for shaving but we know who is naughty.
I love your videos but not sure on this. First , imo, the bench top should be done first, just like you would do setting the shower floor before walls. I know doing it this way is harder but the walls should cover the top. Also, imo, making side miters is just a way of covering up a mistake....if the side wall pieces were left at the proper distance away from the seat edge , both the wall tiles and seat tiles would meet without a miter...let's say you were tiling shower walls that the two side walls came off the back wall at 45 degree angles, would you miter all those cuts up the wall? No you would simply run plumb with both cuts in the corner at the proper distance away where the front edge of tile is close and the back edges a bit further away....when you miter that detail it weakens it and doesn't meet as good imo....
Super old video
Great job but I saw a few mistakes 🖒
'music' is too distracting.
After watching your style of tiling every one else is boring.