Uprooting your current tile wall or floor and replacing it with brand-new tile is a lot of work or money. But before you tile ...

If you've been putting off a tile project because you don't want to rip out the old tile, we get it. Removing tile isn't for the faint of heart—it's a physically demanding job that yields a lot of ...

MANY homeowners are put off installing new tiles due to the amount of time required and the chaos that occurs from ripping up the existing tiled floors. However, there are products on the market that ...

we are changing the tile on our bathroom floor–it’s in good shape, but we hate the color. my tiler wants to lay the new tile over the existing tile, rather than tear up what is already there. does ...

You’re staring at glossy tiles from the late 2000s, dreading the dust and chaos of chipping them off. The question bites: could you just lay fresh tiles on top and call it a day? Sometimes that move ...

I was quoted thousands of dollars to demo my kitchen backsplash. I decided to tile over the tile myself for around $600. The key to my success was an adhesive tile mat, and it's very simple to do.

To adhere the tiles, push them into the adhesive. Tile spacers are required in most cases. Use them along each edge, ...