Ceramic Flooring

Self-adhesive tiles are easy to cut and install.

You can't undo a bad sanding job, so if you're sanding your ceramic tile, make sure you do it right.

The best tile job will look amateur if the grout is not properly applied

Here are the basics for building ceramic tile stairs.

Tile glaze can help maintain and repair ceramic floors.

Create a uniform look.

Fix tile scratches instead of letting them create an eyesore on your floor.

Wear and tear can easily create cracks in grout.

You can purchase new ceramic tiles that have non-slip coatings. But, what do you do if the ones you already have installed are slippery?

Holes in your bathroom tile don't have to be permanent if you know what to do.

Finish your ceramic tile installation by filling the joints with grout, protecting your floor and substrate.

Removing tile adhesive from any surface can seem like a daunting task, and concrete surfaces tend to be even more challenging. Luckily, it's not impossible.

Knowing the proper dry time for your tile floor’s grout is important, but it can change based on a few different factors.

One Important material goes between your old and new floor.

Keep your flooring protected and looking up to date.

Porcelain is the more durable material.

A decorative way of adding visual interest to a tile project

Using floor sealant on a tile floor can present benefits.

Keeping tile floors clean requires a few basic steps.

The labor involved is mostly in the prep work.

Rather than replacing old tile, consider glazing it for a fresh, clean, new look.

Enhance your home's decor and perk up drab floor tiles with a coat of paint.

This is how to lay tile the right way.

While it's tempting to lay ceramic tile over a linoleum floor, there are a few downsides you should keep in mind.

Read this article for advice on restoring and recoloring grout.

Add some Spanish flair to your kitchen, or even garage.