About Ceramics|Questions and Answers
May
28
starr asked:
The tureen and plate have a flower design. In the middle of the marking on the bottom of the plate is a symbol that looks like a triangle with two circles on each side of it. Anybody know how old this could be? I have searched the internet and can’t find Fontana & Siena Ceramics.
Ella
The tureen and plate have a flower design. In the middle of the marking on the bottom of the plate is a symbol that looks like a triangle with two circles on each side of it. Anybody know how old this could be? I have searched the internet and can’t find Fontana & Siena Ceramics.
Ella
May
26
Lawrence asked:
I can make clay pieces myself but am wondering if there is anything to take note of if I were to use them to serve food. I mean must I use special glaze or firing techniques? I would like to teach my primary students to make them for use in class. Thanks.
Thank you for your helpful and detailed answers. If anyone out there has more information about this, I would appreciate them too!
Alma
I can make clay pieces myself but am wondering if there is anything to take note of if I were to use them to serve food. I mean must I use special glaze or firing techniques? I would like to teach my primary students to make them for use in class. Thanks.
Thank you for your helpful and detailed answers. If anyone out there has more information about this, I would appreciate them too!
Alma
May
19
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sammy ☮❤✿! asked:
Cups, mugs, votive candle holders and simple things like that are getting boring for me. What are some nice and interesting things that I can make?
Cups, mugs, votive candle holders and simple things like that are getting boring for me. What are some nice and interesting things that I can make?
Thanks
Thomas
May
19
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submit111@gmail.com asked:
It’s not that difficult to customize and installing ceramic wall tile in your bathroom. A little patience and dedication will get you a long way to installing your dream ceramic tile bathroom wall! A bit of home improvement experience would help you a lot, but if you’re a newbie, you’ll find that installing ceramic wall tile is a cinch simply by following these tile installation instructions.
Start by getting your tiling tools. You will need the following tools for this project: A tape measure, some chalk and string, a tile cutter, a pair of tile nippers and a pair of pliers. You’ll also need tile spacers, sandpaper, a notched trowel and a rubber grout float. You will need a strong setting material or tile adhesive for installing ceramic wall tile on your bathroom or kitchen. You can choose from a wide selection of tiling mortars and tile adhesives. When installing ceramic wall tile grout, make sure it matches your setting material color as well. Tiling grout comes in a variety of color tints, so you can choose a tint that would fit your room’s desired look.
Get some buckets, rags and sponges for after you’ve laid in your tiles. These will help in cleaning your tiles of excess grout and other debris. And don’t start to installing ceramic wall tile without your safety gear. Get long-sleeved work clothes, a pair of safety glasses, heavy leather gloves, and work shoes.
Once you have your tools, you’re all set. The first step to installing ceramic wall tile is to lay out your walls. Start by finding the center of your wall using your tape measure, chalk and string. Draw vertical and horizontal line at the center of your wall. Mark the intersecting lines; these will be your reference lines for your tiling work.
When installing ceramic wall tile, make sure that your walls are clean of dust and debris. Repair cracks and fill in gaps and holes. Roughen up or scarify your wall so that your tiling mortar can bond your tiles to your wall. To begin installing ceramic wall tile on your wall, start from that intersection point you just laid out. While tiling, do regular checks on your work.
When installing ceramic wall tile, you have to make sure that all the tiles are bonded consistently and not running up or down in different angles. Place your tile over it and press the tile down firmly in place. Give it a slow, twisting motion till the ceramic tile is firmly in place. Duplicate this procedure with the rest of your ceramic tiles. To get a consistent tiling, place tile spacers on all the spaces between your ceramic bathroom tiles.
After you’ve tiled your bathroom wall, leave it to set overnight. Then, it’s time to lay in your grout. There are two main kinds of grout for installing ceramic wall tile: Sanded or unsanded grout. Sanded grout is a mixture of cement, water and fine sand, ideal for tile spaces that are more than an eighth of an inch wide. Unsanded grout is a type of grout preferred for small tile spaces. To maximize your grout application, angle your rubber grout float and press firmly down as you spread it over the tile spaces. Check for pockets of air and dab these spaces with more grout. When you’re done, let it set for an hour, and then use a damp sponge to wipe off any excess grout. Rinse your sponge regularly so you can get a cleaner and better finish. Then, let your grout dry for a day.
Follow these instructions on how installing ceramic wall tile on your walls and you won’t go wrong. Making something worthwhile for your home can give you a lot of satisfaction. So, don’t forget to have fun and enjoy while you’re installing ceramic wall tile on your kitchen or bathroom.
Henry
It’s not that difficult to customize and installing ceramic wall tile in your bathroom. A little patience and dedication will get you a long way to installing your dream ceramic tile bathroom wall! A bit of home improvement experience would help you a lot, but if you’re a newbie, you’ll find that installing ceramic wall tile is a cinch simply by following these tile installation instructions.
Start by getting your tiling tools. You will need the following tools for this project: A tape measure, some chalk and string, a tile cutter, a pair of tile nippers and a pair of pliers. You’ll also need tile spacers, sandpaper, a notched trowel and a rubber grout float. You will need a strong setting material or tile adhesive for installing ceramic wall tile on your bathroom or kitchen. You can choose from a wide selection of tiling mortars and tile adhesives. When installing ceramic wall tile grout, make sure it matches your setting material color as well. Tiling grout comes in a variety of color tints, so you can choose a tint that would fit your room’s desired look.
Get some buckets, rags and sponges for after you’ve laid in your tiles. These will help in cleaning your tiles of excess grout and other debris. And don’t start to installing ceramic wall tile without your safety gear. Get long-sleeved work clothes, a pair of safety glasses, heavy leather gloves, and work shoes.
Once you have your tools, you’re all set. The first step to installing ceramic wall tile is to lay out your walls. Start by finding the center of your wall using your tape measure, chalk and string. Draw vertical and horizontal line at the center of your wall. Mark the intersecting lines; these will be your reference lines for your tiling work.
When installing ceramic wall tile, make sure that your walls are clean of dust and debris. Repair cracks and fill in gaps and holes. Roughen up or scarify your wall so that your tiling mortar can bond your tiles to your wall. To begin installing ceramic wall tile on your wall, start from that intersection point you just laid out. While tiling, do regular checks on your work.
When installing ceramic wall tile, you have to make sure that all the tiles are bonded consistently and not running up or down in different angles. Place your tile over it and press the tile down firmly in place. Give it a slow, twisting motion till the ceramic tile is firmly in place. Duplicate this procedure with the rest of your ceramic tiles. To get a consistent tiling, place tile spacers on all the spaces between your ceramic bathroom tiles.
After you’ve tiled your bathroom wall, leave it to set overnight. Then, it’s time to lay in your grout. There are two main kinds of grout for installing ceramic wall tile: Sanded or unsanded grout. Sanded grout is a mixture of cement, water and fine sand, ideal for tile spaces that are more than an eighth of an inch wide. Unsanded grout is a type of grout preferred for small tile spaces. To maximize your grout application, angle your rubber grout float and press firmly down as you spread it over the tile spaces. Check for pockets of air and dab these spaces with more grout. When you’re done, let it set for an hour, and then use a damp sponge to wipe off any excess grout. Rinse your sponge regularly so you can get a cleaner and better finish. Then, let your grout dry for a day.
Follow these instructions on how installing ceramic wall tile on your walls and you won’t go wrong. Making something worthwhile for your home can give you a lot of satisfaction. So, don’t forget to have fun and enjoy while you’re installing ceramic wall tile on your kitchen or bathroom.
Henry
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May
19
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submit111@gmail.com asked:
Step One: Get to know your tools.
Learning how to install ceramic tile flooring begins with getting to know the right tools. You can buy most of the tools you’ll need for working on your floor tiling at your local hardware store or home center. For equipment that might be too expensive to purchase like a tile cutter, or hand held micro cutter, try your local home center or tool rental yard. They may have the tools you’ll need at affordable rental prices, or even at discount. And if you’re a newbie at tiling work, they may even help you with information. Here are most of the basic tools you will need for your tiling job:
a) Safety clothing and gear like a pair of safety glasses, heavy leather gloves, and long-sleeved work clothes. These are useful especially if your tiling work involves taking out the existing ceramic tiles. Broken shards and other debris from tearing out the ceramic tiles can cause nasty cuts.
b) Carpentry tools like a tape measure, a carpenter’s square and a bubble level.
c) A tile cutter (which you can rent), some tile spacers, a putty knife, a trowel (preferably, the notched kind), and a rubber grout float.
d) Mortar material for bonding your tiles to your subfloor surface, like a thin set mortar, or tile adhesive, tiling grout and sealant.
Step Two: Prepare your subfloor before installing your tiles.
Most tiling jobs start at this stage. It would be a great experience for you to learn how to install ceramic tile by learning about the type of floors you will be putting your tiles on. Always check for cracks and debris when If you’re working on a concrete subfloor. Make it is smooth and clean. Repair as many of the cracks as you can. If you see cracks that are too large to repair, replace the floor section where they are found with new concrete. For plywood subfloors, be sure that the wood is at least 1 and 1/8 inches thick and is supported by an equally strong underlayment. Otherwise, your ceramic tiles will dislodge easily, or worse, break and need replacing.
An existing ceramic tile floor may add another stage to your tiling job, and present something of a challenge for you. You’ll need to tear out the existing tiles. For starters, all you need to do is use a large flat-bladed chisel and a mallet, and just hammer away. Then, you’ll need to clean out the debris. If you to smoothen your subfloor — you may want to rent a sander to do the job. Be sure to keep yourself protected. Use heavy-duty leather work gloves, safety glasses, and long-sleeved work clothes.
Step Three: Measure and lay out your floor. To know where to start and how to install ceramic tile on your subfloor, begin by measuring the length and width of your floor. This will help you estimate the number of ceramic floor tiles you will need to purchase. Then, find the center point of your floor area. You Measure across floor area and mark the center. Do this in opposite direction and mark the center, as well. The intersection of the two lines is the center of the floor area where you can start your tiling work. To help with your tiling, run chalk lines over the intersection lines. These chalk lines will help you with how to install ceramic tile and help you keep your tiling straight and organized.
Step Four: Start work on your ceramic tile installation
Place the first tile at the intersection of the two lines you made. Then, bond it to your subfloor by using a thin set mortar, or a tile adhesive of your choice. Using a notched trowel for applying the mortar is best on how to install ceramic tile. But you may actually use the more common trowel variety is you don’t have one. To secure the ceramic tile in its place, press down while twisting it back and forth till the tile no longer is set. If some of the mortar or adhesive oozes out, use your trowel (or a damp sponge) to scrape off the excess. Do this process over with the next tile, and so on and so forth, until you’ve finished your ceramic floor tiling.
Step Five: Finish your tiling job by putting in the tiling grout and sealant
After your ceramic floor tiles have set, it’s time to put the tiling grout in. Tiling grout is a material that you should know more about when you want to know how to install ceramic tile flooring. Grout is tiling material made cement, sand and water, and a little color. It is used to fill in gaps and seal in the spaces between tiles. Tiling grout comes in a wide variety of color tints that may be matched to your tile color. Use a rubber grout float and work the tiling grout into the gaps between the tiles. Use your grout float at an angle so that you can fill in the joint gap with as much tiling grout as possible.
After laying in the tiling grout in between the gaps of your floor ceramic tiles, use a damp sponge to wipe off the excess grout. Rinse the sponge frequently to get as much of the excess grout off, and keep each tile clean. You have the option of applying a sealant to the grout lines after they dry.
Don’t forget about the setting (drying) periods that come after you have placed your ceramic tiles, and after putting in your tiling grout (before putting on the sealant). These setting periods last overnight, at the very least, to twenty-four hours, at the most. Your sealant has dried, you are done! Congratulations! Now, you know how to install ceramic tile flooring.
Kelly
Step One: Get to know your tools.
Learning how to install ceramic tile flooring begins with getting to know the right tools. You can buy most of the tools you’ll need for working on your floor tiling at your local hardware store or home center. For equipment that might be too expensive to purchase like a tile cutter, or hand held micro cutter, try your local home center or tool rental yard. They may have the tools you’ll need at affordable rental prices, or even at discount. And if you’re a newbie at tiling work, they may even help you with information. Here are most of the basic tools you will need for your tiling job:
a) Safety clothing and gear like a pair of safety glasses, heavy leather gloves, and long-sleeved work clothes. These are useful especially if your tiling work involves taking out the existing ceramic tiles. Broken shards and other debris from tearing out the ceramic tiles can cause nasty cuts.
b) Carpentry tools like a tape measure, a carpenter’s square and a bubble level.
c) A tile cutter (which you can rent), some tile spacers, a putty knife, a trowel (preferably, the notched kind), and a rubber grout float.
d) Mortar material for bonding your tiles to your subfloor surface, like a thin set mortar, or tile adhesive, tiling grout and sealant.
Step Two: Prepare your subfloor before installing your tiles.
Most tiling jobs start at this stage. It would be a great experience for you to learn how to install ceramic tile by learning about the type of floors you will be putting your tiles on. Always check for cracks and debris when If you’re working on a concrete subfloor. Make it is smooth and clean. Repair as many of the cracks as you can. If you see cracks that are too large to repair, replace the floor section where they are found with new concrete. For plywood subfloors, be sure that the wood is at least 1 and 1/8 inches thick and is supported by an equally strong underlayment. Otherwise, your ceramic tiles will dislodge easily, or worse, break and need replacing.
An existing ceramic tile floor may add another stage to your tiling job, and present something of a challenge for you. You’ll need to tear out the existing tiles. For starters, all you need to do is use a large flat-bladed chisel and a mallet, and just hammer away. Then, you’ll need to clean out the debris. If you to smoothen your subfloor — you may want to rent a sander to do the job. Be sure to keep yourself protected. Use heavy-duty leather work gloves, safety glasses, and long-sleeved work clothes.
Step Three: Measure and lay out your floor. To know where to start and how to install ceramic tile on your subfloor, begin by measuring the length and width of your floor. This will help you estimate the number of ceramic floor tiles you will need to purchase. Then, find the center point of your floor area. You Measure across floor area and mark the center. Do this in opposite direction and mark the center, as well. The intersection of the two lines is the center of the floor area where you can start your tiling work. To help with your tiling, run chalk lines over the intersection lines. These chalk lines will help you with how to install ceramic tile and help you keep your tiling straight and organized.
Step Four: Start work on your ceramic tile installation
Place the first tile at the intersection of the two lines you made. Then, bond it to your subfloor by using a thin set mortar, or a tile adhesive of your choice. Using a notched trowel for applying the mortar is best on how to install ceramic tile. But you may actually use the more common trowel variety is you don’t have one. To secure the ceramic tile in its place, press down while twisting it back and forth till the tile no longer is set. If some of the mortar or adhesive oozes out, use your trowel (or a damp sponge) to scrape off the excess. Do this process over with the next tile, and so on and so forth, until you’ve finished your ceramic floor tiling.
Step Five: Finish your tiling job by putting in the tiling grout and sealant
After your ceramic floor tiles have set, it’s time to put the tiling grout in. Tiling grout is a material that you should know more about when you want to know how to install ceramic tile flooring. Grout is tiling material made cement, sand and water, and a little color. It is used to fill in gaps and seal in the spaces between tiles. Tiling grout comes in a wide variety of color tints that may be matched to your tile color. Use a rubber grout float and work the tiling grout into the gaps between the tiles. Use your grout float at an angle so that you can fill in the joint gap with as much tiling grout as possible.
After laying in the tiling grout in between the gaps of your floor ceramic tiles, use a damp sponge to wipe off the excess grout. Rinse the sponge frequently to get as much of the excess grout off, and keep each tile clean. You have the option of applying a sealant to the grout lines after they dry.
Don’t forget about the setting (drying) periods that come after you have placed your ceramic tiles, and after putting in your tiling grout (before putting on the sealant). These setting periods last overnight, at the very least, to twenty-four hours, at the most. Your sealant has dried, you are done! Congratulations! Now, you know how to install ceramic tile flooring.
Kelly
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May
19
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Peter Gitundu asked:
Ceramic floor tiles come with very many advantages, making them a first choice for many home decorations. The two major reasons why people constantly prefer them are their cheap prices and the fact that they are easy to maintain. They are a very admirable way to decorate but, you must be aware of several facts.
First, you must install the ceramic floor tiles properly. If possible, have a professional do for you or you can do it in the most professional way. This aspect is vital because if you have them poorly installed, you will start to witness severe cracking only after a few years. This floors can become a bother and you need to avert this crisis.
The following are some of the most common mistakes made by the person who is installing the ceramic floor tiles. First, you can have inadequate material for the base of the tile. You therefore need to know whether your material is adequate before you proceed. Caution cannot be stressed hard enough.
The next mistake is the improper sealing of the tile joints. You can find out whether this has been done well by inquiring and bringing up the point with the person installing. Also, when a wrong underlying structure has been made, you are bound to experience some problems.
The ceramic floor tiles should also be set in a correct structure. This problem will manifest itself when the work becomes very thin towards the ends of the rows. It will definitely be seen as a sloppy look and an unequal alignment. You do not want your work to end up like this, so plan your work properly.
There are some tips that you always need to have on your finger tips, so that your ceramic floor tiles are installed in the best way possible. First, during the installation, you will require waterproof mastic. But, you will use it only when tiles are applied on a dry background. It is for proper adherence and structuring of the floor.
The application of grout is vital while installing. Usually, you are required to wipe it while wet. It will be extremely difficult to clean it while dry. A few days after you paste the grout, you will be required to apply a silicone sealing for complete finish. With those very simple rules, you can be confident that years from now you will not be faced with a predicament.
The grout and the ceramic floor need to match in color. Dark grout hues has the ability to stain your your tiles. Know what kind of colors you would wish to have in your rooms like the kitchen. Consider whether you would want the to have lighter colors that show dust or dark colors that will reveal dust.
Therefore consider the above factors and stay ahead. Remember, the internet will provide a lot of information so that you can know which stores will offer you the best discount. They are widely available and you will definitely get what you are looking for. Work with a specific budget to ensure that you have a better deal.
Anna
Ceramic floor tiles come with very many advantages, making them a first choice for many home decorations. The two major reasons why people constantly prefer them are their cheap prices and the fact that they are easy to maintain. They are a very admirable way to decorate but, you must be aware of several facts.
First, you must install the ceramic floor tiles properly. If possible, have a professional do for you or you can do it in the most professional way. This aspect is vital because if you have them poorly installed, you will start to witness severe cracking only after a few years. This floors can become a bother and you need to avert this crisis.
The following are some of the most common mistakes made by the person who is installing the ceramic floor tiles. First, you can have inadequate material for the base of the tile. You therefore need to know whether your material is adequate before you proceed. Caution cannot be stressed hard enough.
The next mistake is the improper sealing of the tile joints. You can find out whether this has been done well by inquiring and bringing up the point with the person installing. Also, when a wrong underlying structure has been made, you are bound to experience some problems.
The ceramic floor tiles should also be set in a correct structure. This problem will manifest itself when the work becomes very thin towards the ends of the rows. It will definitely be seen as a sloppy look and an unequal alignment. You do not want your work to end up like this, so plan your work properly.
There are some tips that you always need to have on your finger tips, so that your ceramic floor tiles are installed in the best way possible. First, during the installation, you will require waterproof mastic. But, you will use it only when tiles are applied on a dry background. It is for proper adherence and structuring of the floor.
The application of grout is vital while installing. Usually, you are required to wipe it while wet. It will be extremely difficult to clean it while dry. A few days after you paste the grout, you will be required to apply a silicone sealing for complete finish. With those very simple rules, you can be confident that years from now you will not be faced with a predicament.
The grout and the ceramic floor need to match in color. Dark grout hues has the ability to stain your your tiles. Know what kind of colors you would wish to have in your rooms like the kitchen. Consider whether you would want the to have lighter colors that show dust or dark colors that will reveal dust.
Therefore consider the above factors and stay ahead. Remember, the internet will provide a lot of information so that you can know which stores will offer you the best discount. They are widely available and you will definitely get what you are looking for. Work with a specific budget to ensure that you have a better deal.
Anna
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May
18
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m.jeya asked:
The high-quality Ceramic treat jar is from katiewongnyc.com, fun, and a great decorative piece! Lead-free ceramic jars have an airtight seal that locks in freshness and flavor to keep treats tasting great. Ceramic pet treat jar with includes darling paw print icon on front of the jar. The Ceramic jar is available in ceramic treat jar red and ceramic treat jar blue. Complete with pleader handle for easy grip.
Attractive and functional ceramic dog bowls in fashionable colors. Match your ceramic dog food bowl with a decorative ceramic treat canister. Ceramic food storage are heavy so they resist being pushed around the floor while your dog is feeding. This cheap unique Ceramic Treat Jar is a smart way to store your pup’s favorite treats. The playful ceramic jar design gives this treat jar a very cool look and it works for any room in the house.
Ceramic Treat Jar Blue canisters bowls are sanitary, dishwasher safe and come in many styles. All ceramic treat container come with an air tight seal to keep treats fresh. Many Dog Treat Jars are available with personalization. Ceramic Treat Jar featuring an airtight seal around the lid to help maintain freshness.
House your fuzzy sidekick’s treats in our Paw Treat Jar! This ceramic jar is painted with a blue color and accented with a matching handle with same trim and it has an adorable paw print on the front surface of the jar! Treat yourself to chic and cute home decor while you reward your furry friend with a treat! Please purchase online www.katiewongnyc.com in Newyork.
Joyce
The high-quality Ceramic treat jar is from katiewongnyc.com, fun, and a great decorative piece! Lead-free ceramic jars have an airtight seal that locks in freshness and flavor to keep treats tasting great. Ceramic pet treat jar with includes darling paw print icon on front of the jar. The Ceramic jar is available in ceramic treat jar red and ceramic treat jar blue. Complete with pleader handle for easy grip.
Attractive and functional ceramic dog bowls in fashionable colors. Match your ceramic dog food bowl with a decorative ceramic treat canister. Ceramic food storage are heavy so they resist being pushed around the floor while your dog is feeding. This cheap unique Ceramic Treat Jar is a smart way to store your pup’s favorite treats. The playful ceramic jar design gives this treat jar a very cool look and it works for any room in the house.
Ceramic Treat Jar Blue canisters bowls are sanitary, dishwasher safe and come in many styles. All ceramic treat container come with an air tight seal to keep treats fresh. Many Dog Treat Jars are available with personalization. Ceramic Treat Jar featuring an airtight seal around the lid to help maintain freshness.
House your fuzzy sidekick’s treats in our Paw Treat Jar! This ceramic jar is painted with a blue color and accented with a matching handle with same trim and it has an adorable paw print on the front surface of the jar! Treat yourself to chic and cute home decor while you reward your furry friend with a treat! Please purchase online www.katiewongnyc.com in Newyork.
Joyce
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May
12
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heiheihei asked:
I need to paint the walls of a very small shawer room. these walls will have direct water on them every time we use the shawer. I can not invest too much money so i do not plan to tile. what should I use for best looking resolets that will last the longest time.
Kelly
I need to paint the walls of a very small shawer room. these walls will have direct water on them every time we use the shawer. I can not invest too much money so i do not plan to tile. what should I use for best looking resolets that will last the longest time.
Kelly
May
11
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Amy S asked:
So When installing ceramic tile, (ours is going to be porceline) is it best to put the heating system ounderneath? Do you really need it. I keep telling my parents to put it and they aren’t sure we really need it. I told them how my friend had it in her sunroom and they ended up pulling it all out a few years after to re-do it with the heating system underneath. What do you guys think? Also who would be installing it? Do you get an electrition or does the ceramic floor installer do it? Thanks!
I’m sorry I didnt word that correctly…my friend had ceramic in her sunroom without the heating system and they pulled all the ceramics out afew years after to re-do it with the heating system because they said it was too cold all the time..thats what im worried about..is it really cold all the time on the feet..I felt the ceramic tile we have piled ready to be installed and it doesn’t feel too cold, what do you think?
Question posted courtesy of: Donald
So When installing ceramic tile, (ours is going to be porceline) is it best to put the heating system ounderneath? Do you really need it. I keep telling my parents to put it and they aren’t sure we really need it. I told them how my friend had it in her sunroom and they ended up pulling it all out a few years after to re-do it with the heating system underneath. What do you guys think? Also who would be installing it? Do you get an electrition or does the ceramic floor installer do it? Thanks!
I’m sorry I didnt word that correctly…my friend had ceramic in her sunroom without the heating system and they pulled all the ceramics out afew years after to re-do it with the heating system because they said it was too cold all the time..thats what im worried about..is it really cold all the time on the feet..I felt the ceramic tile we have piled ready to be installed and it doesn’t feel too cold, what do you think?
Question posted courtesy of: Donald
