How to Use a Grouting Float by eHow.com

A grouting float is a flat, rectangular piece of metal with a handle on the top that is used to apply grout to a tiled floor. The float is used during one of the final stages of the tiling process and is relatively simple to use. 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 »

Applying Grout to Install New Flooring in Your Basement by Expert Village

Hi! This is Steven from Keilholz Flooring on behalf of Expertvillage.com and in this segment, I am going to show you how to apply a grout and talk about grout a little bit. There are three separate kinds of grout. There is a sandy grout, non-sandy grout... Read More »

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 »

Sealing Grout When Installing 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 show you how to clean the grout. In our last segment, I used an acrylic grout versus a sandy or a non sandy grout. Typically we would use a sponge... Read More »