How to Install Backerboard Expansion Gaps by eHow.com

Depending on the material used for the backerboard, it will change shape over time. Your tile and countertops will begin to show wear and could move out of place. To avoid this, you should leave room for the expansion. An eighth-inch is a good size for... Read More »

How to Seal Grout When Installing Flooring in Your Basement by eHow.com

Tile floors make great surfaces in basement settings. Whatever type tile you chose, you can lay your own tile floor and easily keep it looking good. One of the processes to keeping a good-looking tile floor is sealing the grout. It's an easy step to do... Read More »

Grouting the Tile at the Base of a Garage Entry Door by Expert Village

Hi this is Jon and in this clip we'll be grouting. If we take a look at the base of our door on the inside we have a nicely laid tile that's grouted, however when we did install the door we had to chip away some of the grout so that our new door would... Read More »

Making a Dry Run When Installing Tile Flooring in Your Basement by Expert Village

Hi! This is Steven from Keilholz Flooring on behalf of Expertvillage.com. In this segment I am going to be showing you how to do a dry run with your tile to make sure the layout is working. As you can see we have snapped our lines and what you can do if... Read More »

How to Seal Tile by Expert Village

I’m Lee; I have a degree in architecture and about ten years experience in the construction field, and have been installing designer countertops today. After you have gotten the tile down to the countertop, you want to go ahead and seal it. A lot... Read More »