backsplash

Add a modern touch to your home with these Tool Bench Hardware Subway Backsplash Tiles. With six sheets of 12" x 12" tiles, these peel and stick tiles are easy to install and perfect for walls. The solid white color and glossy finish give your home a clean, sleek look. Made of durable plastic...

Transform various spaces with these self-adhesive wall tiles in this river rock pattern. They are so easy to install— just peel and stick! This is an incredibly cost-effective way to assist in the complete transformation of a space. Continue reading...

3D "GRAY FAUX TIN". The price is for 1 tile. Transform various spaces with these self-adhesive wall tiles in this gray tin pattern. They are so easy to install— just peel and stick! This is an incredibly cost-effective way to assist in the complete transformation of a space. Continue reading...

Tiles are 12" square, self adhesive. Continue reading...

A set of professional tool kit for DIY wrappers, help you on wallpaper application, trimming ceiling, woodwork or baseboard projects, vinyl wrap, window tint or glass film. High quality black felt edge squeegee last longer than ordinary squeegees, felt strip eliminates scratching during...

Hi, I'm trying to assess what prep is needed on the walls for my kitchen backsplash. We'll be using a metro tile or longer rectangular tile (up to 300mm length) in brickbond and as the walls have some bow on one side and a fairly substantial runout on the other, I'm trying to workout what I...

Doing a kitchen remodel and all is complete except for the backsplash. The kitchen previously had Formica countertops and Formica backsplash. The countertops have been replaced with quartzite. The Formica backsplash has remained, largely due to the fact that the cupboards stayed in place and...

I’m about to tile a backsplash with 1.5” marble interlocking mosaic tile. I have two 45 deg angles and am not sure how to cut the tiles for these corners.

Adhesive for marble backsplash

Hello all I am new here so I hope that I can post this here. I am a tile contractor in Denver c.o. I have a job coming up involving setting a double herring bone backsplash. It's a three wall kitchen and two of the walls are already done with double herring bone pattern. In the first corner who...

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I'm cutting my own petrified wood "tiles" to go on an RV backsplash. I'm told I need special flexible adhesive and grout products. Any recommendations? I need to use a grout in a tube because the wood tiles are uneven and there's no way I can smear grout over the surface.

HI, Walls are prepped, have the right materials and tools, but still debating the layout on edges. There are three groups of mockups for the tile layouts at the cabinet ends below. I would really appreciate some input for which method is advisable and why? Most look good to me. I feel the...

I removed a few tiles from the kitchen backsplash with a grout rake and a chisle and hammer to find half the plaster is fine and solid and the other half had a layer of yellow plaster that was very soft. Under the layer of yellow was pink plaster that was very rough and crumbly. It doesn't sound...

I am installing kitchen backsplash with 6" x 6" ceramic tiles to the ceiling. The challenge —> there is an existing custom wood vent hood with trim at top and bottom of hood with curved and rounded contours to fit tile around. What is the best tool/tools to have the best success. I am prepared...

I discovered what appears to be luan underneath an old laminate backsplash. I can't remove the luan and was thinking about using Durabase Cl++ Uncoupling mat over the luan so I can tile the backsplash. I can't find a product to use to attach the Durabase to the plywood. Durabase answered a...

I am a DYI-er. (Built an airplane and engine, redid most of my former house in PA) did a tile backsplash for my daughter’s kitchen but it was small randomly sized squares and rectangles. I am currently doing my own backsplash but it is mostly large (24x12 inch) tiles. I need to mark the centers...

Good afternoon everyone. I'm in the process of doing some refurbishment at my flat and the kitchen is my last area to tackle. I've taken.off the old tiles and that took the plaster with it. So a few weeks ago I had that re skimmed. The tiles I'll be using are 100x200 non bevelled metro tiles...

We have just had a slate backsplash installed all round the kitchen benchtops. The builder sealed it with 2 coats of Tasmanian Chemicals Premium Long Life Gloss, which the slate supplier had sold us for that specific job. Unfortunately, steam from the kettle left a plume of white glaze across...

I had a old customer ring last week asking if you could tile onto these coloured glass splashback panels in a kitchen. I said yes but I'd find out what the best preparation and adhesive would be. So is it possible and what's the method?