How To Install Cermamic Tiles On Concrete Floors – A Step By Step Guide

November 21, 2019July 11, 2017 by The Flooring Lady

Ceramic tile flooring is considered to be one of the most cost-effective and low maintenance flooring materials available. It is very visually appealing and offers a lot of variety in terms of color and texture, making it easy for you to create a personalized style in your own home. Aside from that, it is very durable … Read more

Cermanic Bathroom Tile – The Preferred Choice Of Bathroom Flooring

November 21, 2019May 9, 2017 by The Flooring Lady

Using ceramic bathroom tile is becoming much more common lately. The idea of adding a little something to help tie this small room together is a popular idea. However, it isn’t necessarily as easy of a choice as you might think. Before purchasing your ceramic bathroom tile, take a look at a few things that … Read more

Pros and Cons of Porcelain Tile Bathrooms

November 21, 2019December 30, 2016 by The Flooring Lady

Tile is a pretty common flooring choice for bathrooms because it’s usually made with an inorganic substance that’s resistant to ambient moisture. When we take a long, hot shower or the sink springs a leak, we know the tile won’t be damaged by it. A porcelain tile bathroom can continue looking good for a long … Read more

Ceramic Tile Flooring in the Kitchen – TheFlooringLady

November 21, 2019October 14, 2016 by The Flooring Lady

Ceramic tile is pretty standard for kitchens, especially ones with a vintage overall style. We like it because it’s made with inorganic materials like clay, which makes it less vulnerable to damage caused by exposure to moisture. It’s also versatile, but is it right for all kitchens? We’ve noticed that the pros outnumber the cons, … Read more

Ultimate Guide to Cork tile Flooring

November 21, 2019July 27, 2007 by The Flooring Lady

Natural Cork tile makes a great flooring material. It muffles sound, cushions your step, insulates against temperature extremes, and looks exotic. An advantage of these tiles over panels is that you can create floor patterns by interlacing different colored tiles. For example, a border around one color of tile with another creates room differentiating or the look of a throw rug. Not only is it a sustainable flooring material, but it also is easy on air quality because of not emitting gasses like man-made products often do.

Why Choose Natural cork tile?

Natural Cork tile is becoming more and more popular in homes. This flooring has a great many benefits that other flooring options do not have and it offers a beautiful and visually appealing floor that you will enjoy having in your home. It has a look that is unusual and unique, which makes it quite appealing to homeowners.

Installing Cork Flooring

November 21, 2019January 21, 2006 by The Flooring Lady

Installing cork flooring is easy, whether you are installing cork tiles or panels. Carefully read about cork flooring installing guidelines with each manufacturer you consider to catch the subtleties that may exist. There may be issues around installing cork floors in bathrooms, on radiant floors, and in dry climates. Installing cork flooring tiles requires glue while installing floating cork flooring doesn’t so that the floor can move freely — float — across the floor with expansion and contraction.

Tiling Bathroom Floors

November 21, 2019January 15, 2006 by The Flooring Lady

You may wonder how to install bathroom ceramic flooring; tiling a floor is the same whether you are using ceramic or porcelain tiles. The details of how to lay slate flooring in the bathroom isn’t much different from ceramic tiles. Installing bathroom flooring, whether you are tiling bathroom walls or floors, takes planning and careful execution. After you grout ceramic bathroom floors and let it dry thoroughly, be sure to put a sealant on the floor to waterproof the grout and minimize staining potential.

Effective guidance to maintain the stage of Stone Floor Care

November 21, 2019December 3, 2005 by The Flooring Lady

Upkeep for your flooring

Whether you are considering the purchase or you already have it, proper stone floor care will help keep your flooring selection beautiful and protected. The better you protect it the longer it will last. Depending on the amount of traffic, the type of stone floor, as well as the area in which you live, there are a variety of options for you to take into consideration.

In some cases, taking care of these floors is difficult. In others, it is quite simple. But, regardless of what you need to do, doing it will allow your stone floors to last a lifetime and longer. It will help you in keeping the beautiful look of your flooring for a little longer. If you are just considering to make the installation of the stone tile flooring for the some of the additional places in your home like the washrooms, porcelain or in the area of the ceramic tiles on the floors, then you must need to make sure to use some effective usage of the cleaning the tidy areas in the slabs. The use of the rock, ceramic tiles is the best options to use on the floors. It is easy to maintain and very durable.

Slate Flooring

November 21, 2019December 3, 2005 by The Flooring Lady

Slate flooring is beautiful. You can select slate flooring tile in a variety of shapes and thicknesses, letting you create various designs. Natural slate flooring comes in a variety of colors, mostly dark, contributing to your design. Installing slate flooring isn’t much different from installing any stone flooring. Slate tile flooring is easy to clean and maintain, if when installing it you are careful and seal the resulting floor. Dow check with your slate provider and installer on how to clean slate flooring and about the care of stone flooring in general.

Installing Tile Flooring

November 21, 2019November 17, 2005 by The Flooring Lady

If it’s time for a new look in your home, installing ceramic tile flooring may be an option for you. You can get involved in installing tile flooring after buying a few simple tools and reading manufacturers’ instructions. Tile floors can be installed over a plywood subfloor (if the plywood is thick enough to keep the floor from flexing and breaking the tiles or grout), wood floors, vinyl, and even other tiles. Installing tile over cement flooring is worth looking into also.

Installing tile flooring is a process that most homeowners need to consider at one time or another. Although the idea of installing ceramic tile flooring — or any type of tile flooring — intimidates many, the process really isn’t all that difficult.