Flooring Tile - Marble vs. Ceramic
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09-02-00, 02:30 PM
I have found several "how to's" on installing ceramic tile, but limited resources on marble tile. I would like to install marble in my foyer (5'x6') that currently has vinyl tile over concrete slab. Any/all information or a website would be a great help.
09-02-00, 03:18 PM
You can purchase books on how to install marble at amazon.com or askthetileman.com
good luck
good luck
09-03-00, 10:23 AM
Lets see...."how2books" or "sometimes" or "helpful" or "askthetileman". Betcha they're all the same guy!
The truth is BDStewart the best place to start for reading literature is the public library. There are two ways to install marble & stone. The mud set method is the best way (and most difficult) or you could install it like a standard ceramic tile. I would never install it this way.
here is a url you can try for more www information:
http://www.ntc-stone.com/
Good Luck :)
The truth is BDStewart the best place to start for reading literature is the public library. There are two ways to install marble & stone. The mud set method is the best way (and most difficult) or you could install it like a standard ceramic tile. I would never install it this way.
here is a url you can try for more www information:
http://www.ntc-stone.com/
Good Luck :)
09-03-00, 04:09 PM
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by froggyman:
Lets see...."how2books" or "sometimes" or "helpful" or "askthetileman". Betcha they're all the same guy!
The truth is BDStewart the best place to start for reading literature is the public library. There are two ways to install marble & stone. The mud set method is the best way (and most difficult) or you could install it like a standard ceramic tile. I would never install it this way.
here is a url you can try for more www information:
http://www.ntc-stone.com/
Good Luck :)
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Talk talk talk froggy,but you still say nothing.
Lets see...."how2books" or "sometimes" or "helpful" or "askthetileman". Betcha they're all the same guy!
The truth is BDStewart the best place to start for reading literature is the public library. There are two ways to install marble & stone. The mud set method is the best way (and most difficult) or you could install it like a standard ceramic tile. I would never install it this way.
here is a url you can try for more www information:
http://www.ntc-stone.com/
Good Luck :)
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Talk talk talk froggy,but you still say nothing.