How To Tile A Shower | From A to Z
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- This is a comprehensive tutorial for anyone looking to learn how to install really large tile! We will show you how to install, level, grout and trim plus discuss all the best tools and techniques to getting the job done. From shower pan to niche to benches we have it all covered. For links to purchase the products in this video CLICK SHOW MORE ⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇
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4:51 Cement and Tile Installation
16:05 Installing a Shower Niche Shelf
26:26 Installing Tile and Removing Tile Leveling Clips
31:32 Tiling a Shower Niche Shelf and Bench
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58:41 Shower Cleaning and Caulking
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Holy crap, I just watched an entire 1hr video. The topic is very interesting, the tips are great but it's your personality that takes it to another level and keeps me coming back!
Thanks for enduring that Kevin. Cheers! I hope it was useful!
Kevin Litman I agree with your comment
Just wait, he has a 4 hour video about building a shed I just watched lol
@@johnduffy3449 ...LOL...Me too. He is addictive watching...as good as a night out...but much more satisfying.
I know exactly what you mean! I discovered this channel when trying to figure out if I could tile part of my shower and I've now watched 3 or 4 hour-long videos, only some of which are about tiling.... :)
Soo im remodeling my bathroom and instead of getting any work done, I watched this video like it was a movie...now Im tired. Maybe I can hire this guy :D
Dont hire this guy
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Jeff's videos have been a tremendous help guiding me through my first shower tile installation. I love all the detail that is provided so you can be confident that the job will be properly done in the end. Thank you sir for sharing your skills and talents with the rest of the world!!
I have watched 50 of these types of channels. I'm an engineer and I can confidently say that Jeff is the best of all and will give you the most experienced advice and tips. Love this channel
You are a bigger idiot than he is.
The amount if knowledge a detail in all your videos never stops my adoration for what you do .. Thank you for your time and effort into making us all a bit better at building our homes 🏡
Purchased a Fixer Upper. MBR and bath had black mold everywhere. There is not enough love and appreciation out there for all that you have empowered me to do, the peace and confidence you have instilled and of course the ability to DIY this project. We are about 3/4 of the way finished because of this channel. Thank you and all your crew! (FYI: I am a 50 y/o female)
Great to hear we were able to help make this project doable for you. Congrats on your success. Cheers!
Fantastic job! It really looks beautiful. Thank you for the detailed education. I have a small 1960's bathroom that really needs updating and your videos are really helpful.
I have been doing tile showers with my son as well for over 10-years and always like to see how others prep and install. Thank you for sharing. Always willing to learn and not get set in my ways. I watched the entire vid!
Hey Jeff! We wanted to thank you for the instructional. It gave us the confidence to renovate our upstairs sloped wall shower/tub with tile and to do all the work ourselves. Thank you, your work and advice are fantastic!
i have watched all of your videos and I just want to say that I really appreciate all the dedication you put in all of your videos. I have done mulitple DIY's based on your videos ONLY ! Thank You !
Jeff, I work at a Lowe’s as a flooring specialist and I sell a lot of installations. One of the things I learned from our installers is that they prefer to always finish out using sanded caulk in lieu of unsanded caulk because they say it finishes out smoother. This is even when they have used unsanded grout.
I am very grateful for your channel and the information you share other than the fact that you’re not near any Lowe’s in your area 😆! I have learned a lot watching you and I use the information to direct a lot of DIYers How to do projects by themselves. I also referred many of them at least three or four times daily To watch your channel for specific projects they’re getting ready to do. Thank you for simplifying things for the rest of us.
Thanks for the tip on the Lash Tile leveling and spacer system. I am doing a shower with 12x24 tile and I can see how this is going to make a difference. Hadn't even heard of it before this video. Went out and bought it at Home Depot!
I love this guy!! Really entertaining to watch, lots of knowledge
Love how the videos go in depth regardless of the outcome. However, modifications for perfections are easily to be seen for us to look for. Thank you for the videos bro.
Every single one of your videos I learn SO much. It's because of your videos that my husband and I have started finishing our basement. I'm only confident I can do it because of your videos!! Thank you!!!
Very nice job. I actually started watching this video for additional tips on installing ceramic ceiling tile but it was so good I just kept watching. Great video!
I’ve watched these videos time and time again but it’s been a while. I always come back to them. I’ve had my fair share of home renovations but I like to do things right and didn’t want to mess up. Then I decided I was gutting my bathroom because if I didn’t start, I’d never finish. Let do ittttt.
haha cute
I cant believe how fast your channel has grown. Thanks for explaining the "why" on lots of DIY steps. Some of this stuff seems like common sense once youve done it 100x, but for a layman, its the difference between a useful video and just a video that triggers more questions than when you started.
Happy to help! Cheers!
Excellent instructional video Jeff. That shower looks amazing.👍 I had my bathroom renovated along with my kitchen by a contractor. I had the tub removed and had a shower put in with the same nooks and seat. I love it. No more worrying about falling in the tub getting in and out. 👍 The shower is not a job I wanted to do. I have done my own backsplash twice. That’s enough for me.
Love it Jeff...haha... eventhough the video was longggggg...it is worth it to watched...Thank you very much Jeff... I have learned new technics. God bless.😊
Favorite part 39:20 "whoo getting excited".....LOL one of the best tile vids ive seen on youtube
A millions thumbs up for this video!. You're awesome man. Great master to teach diy projects!. 💯 🥰🖐️
I love watching all your video, you explain everything and the do and don’ts . I just purchased Avery old home and I told my husband I want our bathroom done just like the one you did at your own home, I live the way it cam out. Your very talented. 👍🏻
Saw many videos before I start a project but your instructions are clear and easily understood. You also helped filling in the gaps other's have skipped over and not covered in enough detail. Many thanks and feel more confident that I won't make a arse of it after your help. Thank you.
I've done a lot of tiling but I've never been able to do it w/out coming out covered in mortar. And I'm slow. You're making me want to up my game.
Super informative video, I could watch this guy for hours. He explains his every step. I really like the design and style of the shower, and even though silicone sealant was a mismatch and he stopped recording there, I'm very sure the end result was fabulous! Bravo!
Yes, your work seems professional, and I learned more of your video. I didn't know about installing the top stone by the glass, one thing I won't do is get all walls with grout and had to clean all. It will be easier to do small area only since spacers are small, also grout penetratesthe stone sometimes. Less work. Love the spacers and how to align the stones. Thank you very much and keep up the good work.
Gutting a walk in, similar to yours, including the bench. This whole series is just the ticket for me. Always been a drier. I need to accommodate handicapped rails and handles.
I am in Florida and this shower is on an outside wall. After gutting, I am down to the thermal barrier. Will add another layer and also insulate both bedroom walls before doing the cement board. I have ALWAYS said I never want to take apart any project I have done. This one will be overkill, even tho this is a one story built on concrete. THANKS.
I like how you just slapped the first piece on. Boom. Done.
some things in life are that easy. Cheers!
A real life experience...you showed that you had to make minor adjustments cause things don’t come out perfect and you weren’t afraid to show it! Kudos
I like and respect the way you think things through, you take all the B.S. out of the jobs and projects you undertake, well done!
You are a very good teacher very well intelligent never ever missed any points.
GOD BLESS YOU
Just starting a master bath project a little scart but watched you’re video really will help thanks
Cheers ray email us with any questions you have.
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY 1/4 inch board is not rated for walls.
I'll say it again...someone give this man his own show on TV!!!
I truly enjoyed watching this video. I learned a lot as a do-it-yourself candidate. it was an hour long, but it went by so fast because you made me relaxed while watching your skills. Kudos!!!
i love this channel so much.. new homeowner here and obsessed with everything and the possibilities.
I love your reaction to the look of the caulk. As you started the bead my first thought was that that caulk was destroying a beautiful job. Glad you had the same reaction.
Thanks for the video.
Thanks 👍
I’m so happy that I found this channel. Just bought an apartment 1 month ago and bathroom is the first thing that needs renovating. After 10days of watch time of you tiling videos I am confident to renovate the whole bathroom on my own. It will me a long process I guess, but you have convinced me that this can be done as DIY.
Great videos man!
Saving my life! Every bit of advice have been 100% useful. Thank you so much. There is no such thing as too many tips!!!! You are the reason I can renovate my house. Thank you!!!!
Jeff, at 30:30 you made my day showing me how to remove the self leveling clips. I had cut off about 10 of them so far with a box cutter thinking how miserable my life was going to be until I saw your technique. I've watched several of your videos and love them all, but I literally just got back from hammering off my self levelers in 5 minutes and I was so happy I had to let you know!!! Thanks for these wonderful videos Jeff! You gave me the confidence to completely remodel my master bathroom with no prior experience.
Man that's a big tile. Less grout lines to maintain. Love it.
great in an old house to straighten out the walls as well. Cheers!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Is it 1/16 thickness grout line? Thanks, love your video.
Just had my bathroom renovated and saw those clips everywhere, now I know why.
Cheers. A definite sign of someone who cares about the final product.
Amazing, as usual. Favorite part of the video had to be when you tossed the scrap behind the wall. Souvenir for a lucky fan.
Jeff, I've been watching your video's for quite a few years now. I remember when you had just a few hundred subscribers to your channel. Fast-forward, your now pushing 3 million subs. Great to see the success that you've had because you deserve it....
Love all your videos. They have helped me successfully complete some fairly large DIY projects. But, the uneven seam visible in the upper left hand corner (1:00:58) would bother me if it were my shower.
IS there a videos of you setting the shower pan?
There is no one better at DIY videos than than this and keeps it real no BS.....Thanks!
I make my grout to the same consistency as my pancake mix, works out great every time.
He’s seems to be a Unicorn, meaning an honest and strait forward contractor. Spoken of, but rarely seen.
YO Jeff, That was an awesome build man , my house next???.....hahaha
Awesome video I work doing everything with my dad. He teaches me so much ever day were about to be done with a full house remodel. I love watching your videos to show me different ways to do it!
Wondering if there is any concern with water ingress at the mitre joints of the niche trim? thoughts?
Seems like every time I'm trying to figure out how to do something and you a CZcams search, there you are! Always super helpful, thanks!
This channel is great. I died when you put the first tile on! Lol 😂
i like watching tile installation where they use spacers. the old house i bought had bathroom tiles zigzag--ing all over the place. it is a nightmare to look at.
U need spacers
Hi Jeff, thank you for all of your help though your amazing and empowering videos. I tiled and created a shower all by myself. Quick question, the wall next to the edge of my tile is bowed a bit where the bottom part has tiles sticking out about a quarter inch past the drywall in the top part the tiles are flush with the drywall. I was going to use a piece of wood trim, but wanted to see if there was a better way to hide the edge. Thank you for your time, Luke.
Super helpful and attention to detail! thank you for your Tutorials you are the MAN!!
It would be perfect if you start putting or saying how much cost the work,labor ,materials ect ect. Btw you are one of the best out there
Thanks for the input. great ideas! Cheers!
I’m about to do a very similar project but it’s a tub surround. I’ve read that it’s better to start on the second tile row to ensure the tile is level. Is that less of a concern when starting at the floor? Obviously a laser level helps. Nice niche tutorial
Learned so much in just this one offering and looking forward to exploring your other videos. Top notch and the details and on the job experience ties it all together.
*I like your style man! You are saving me alot of bucks!*
I asked 100 women if they were happy with the tile design in their shower. All of them said “who the hell are you and why are you in my bathroom”
#cheers
LOL' #howtogetarrested! Cheers Al!
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Al S awesome dude 🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Well done. 🤣🤣🤣
omg can you please come to my house, i know i cant afford you but dammmmmmmmmmmm you make this look so good. you are my absolute fav
I brought my first home 1 yr ago in may 2020 and I tell ya its a never ending project. you are my new tv show. when im at work all they hear is saws , screwdrivers etc. hahahahaha
I really like this channel as its not pretentious or hurried through - even the mistakes that are made are identified and solutions proposed -great work!
Sir, your videos are engaging and invite one to keep coming back and reviewing them again and again. Thank you for this contribution.
The seam in that left corner is throwing my OCD into chaos!
LMASSSOFFFF🤣😂
both the upper right corner and lower left corner has gaps in the grout.
HEY JEFF YOU ARE AWESOME ...SUPERB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
I WAS HOPING TO SEE A PICTURE OF THE FINISHED JOB. I REALLY LIKE THAT TILE. ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS
A good tip for the grout, follow instructions on the packaging, if it looks like peanut butter slighty warm, your probably spot on!!
Cheers, I likie it stiff! It seems to loosen up a bit after you get workin it!
I'm a tile guy... I love how he just slaps up the tile 7:00 and says tiles installed lmao
when he launched that first tile on the wall lol
watch the entire video and want to start tileing tomorrow... love every second of this video👍👍👍
Excellent instruction! Thank you
As he gets done saying "if the caulk doesnt match the grout its totaly operator error" his caulk doesnt match the grout. Kudos for leaving that in.
"And it's easy." Perfect timing. Haha.
Most things in life are easy with the right information. Cheers!
Thank you for the very informative video and useful tips. I am just wondering if adjacent tiles can have a matched pattern to give the appearance of continuity?
Also wanting to tile our bathroom. Gonna be the first tine ever so doing as much research as possible... thanks.
Why on this video you didn't use the schulter system for water proofing?
I think Schulter well marketed but it is relativity complex and expensive. Simple always wins.
I always tile back wall first to hide corner joints and makes for a cleaner look. Other than that, good job.
Yep always do the back wall first. Much easier and cleaner look.
Sorry to hassle but what's considered the "back wall"?
@@IAmL.I.F.E. the wall you look at when standing in from of your shower is considered the “back wall”
That`s loke a University couse for an hour! Perfect! Could you tell me how does this polimer sheeting spells which you have made a niche from, please? Some people advised to do this using cement board or a Villaboard, but it`s too difficult to cut them. Thank you
Thank you so much sir for sharing your skills and knowledge with all of mankind. God bless you always and your endeavors. Cheers!
Can you come to Boston and fix my house? You guys can stay for free and make tons of videos.
That is not in the plan yet. Hopefully in a couple of years we will be able to do that. We are hopefully going to be able to do on site consults. Cheers!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY what better house to showcase your talent.
I watch your show on the night shift 6p-6a. I mostly fall asleep to the rhythmic sounds.
....YOU SHOULD HAVe done the back wall first so the tiles on the sides would have covered your now seen grout lines in the corners of the shower...but hey...awesome job...
That's a good idea. You could even have no grout line at all that way and you wouldn't even notice it unless your head is right up against the back wall.
Thanks for the detail video. I am working on the shower conversion myself too & it’s very helpful 🙂🌻🙏🏻
Great job Jeff. That technique you used matching the tiles around the corner by the mirror is called 'WRAPPING'
29:50 top left corner tile looks too short big gap ;)
Yep he forgot to set out the bathroom correctly, he got caught out by the ceiling being of level, looks like about 10 mil. Plus the shelf come seat , not sure why there is no mitre in his trim . Looks bad. My old journey man would of gave me a slap for that 1.
@@jasongiles3730 I would have to break that out and redo it.
Question: Why did you not have to put the waterproofing on the entire wall? I've never seen it done like this but can see that it can save on the expense of waterproofing where it is not needed. Is there a formula for determining how far out from the shower head the waterproofing need to go out? Love all your videos and I've learn so much. Thanks for doing what you do!
He mentioned in the video on backer board installation that he was using what he had left from a previous job, and as this isn't a steam shower he wasn't terribly concerned about waterproofing the entire shower and just wanted enough waterproofing so that typical splashes had a route back to the shower pan.
Just on this channel with a major renovation. Love the instructions and tips of the trade. Have a cantilevered 2nd floor deck, any recommendations on diy sealant membrane???
i watched so many videos by you great job but i really want to tell you i love your stylish laughs in between your work love it keep up the great work very informative.
I don't know why I watched this. I don't even have a house.
Timing couldn't be better, just finishing boarding my bathroom now
Cheers, I hope this helps!
I love your videos, I am learning so much, thank you!
Another great video - clear and a lot of helpful, practical tips. I am planning on renovating a bath converting a tub into a shower, but want to have a tile floor instead of a manufactured floor. Can you do a video on the best way to create that tile floor with the proper drainage, waterproofing, etc.? Thank you!
Jeff.. you do such amazing work but man, what the hell is that two pieces of trim on the seat? I think that looks horrible. You did so good on the shower but I really think the two pieces of trim really detract from the sleek amazing look of the rest of the shower stall
I hope the grout keeps the tile on the wall because you have no where enough bond on that’s size tile with that notch size.....
I took on our basement finishing project (instead of hiring a contractor) and thanks to you, we're one week away from drywall install and then the final "scary" part -tiling my shower! Thank you for all your info, you've made me so much less scared to try new things!
Awesome video. Didnt realize it was an hour haha. Redoing my shower as i was watching this. Bought everything in the video. Hope it comes out well. Thanks for the info.
That tile is really pretty but it sucks the way it matches on the butt ends 😕
That metal edging is dead SEXY!!
But I’m not sure my rear would fit in that bench-and I’m in the small side 🤔🤣
in the grand scheme of things, once the door and the sower tower are installed it is quite "not noticeable" Cheers!
The thing that I hate the most about DIY projects is having to spend hundreds of dollars on tools that I will only use once.
Yes, that is the trade-off. You either pay for contract or buy the tools for yourself and hope that you will use it later and that you have more tools for yourself.
I don't see the problem here if you love tools as you will always be ready for next project of your friends
@@barrettbutler4603 I’m lucky to have a neighbor who has every tool I could need. I trade my riding mower, leaf hopper, and dethatcher for the access, so luckily it works out.
Thas why you hire a professional .. no need for tools mm and at the end you wont get Diarrhea by looking at the$ hit job you did
@@Conde61 You sound like an asshole. Bet you are the life of the party.
Great video....as usual!! Whenever I tile, I make sure I'm wearing the "work clothes" because I KNOW I'll be covered in mortar/grout/sweat/etc.....it looks like you could go to church in the clothes you're wearing right after the job is done!! Guess I need to focus a bit more!!! Keep up the great videos!
Great video! You make it look easy.