Our most recent
big bath project had us install a new
air-jet tub with a gorgeous
ceramic tile tub surround. We replaced the owner's original, dysfunctional whirlpool-style tub and tile combination with all new product, including the faucet and fittings, and a polished brass shower door.
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The tile is a tradional, glossy 8 by 10
with an inset border. Installation included two ceramic corner shelves and a center soap dish. Grout lines were held at just one-eighth inch to emphasize the tile itself, rather than the pattern.
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This second image is a bit tricky. It's a shot of the right end of the tub, with the fixture (left) end reflected in the sink area mirror. This project took about eight man-days, and involved no less than one hundred trips up and down the main stairs.
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The tile is a tradional, glossy 8 by 10 with an inset border. Installation included two ceramic corner shelves and a center soap dish. Grout lines were held at just one-eighth inch to emphasize the tile itself, rather than the pattern..JPG+edit.jpg)
This second image is a bit tricky. It's a shot of the right end of the tub, with the fixture (left) end reflected in the sink area mirror. This project took about eight man-days, and involved no less than one hundred trips up and down the main stairs.
Most bathrooms are tiled with ceramic. Some colors, textures and styles can only be manufactured using ceramic tile technology.I decorated my bathroom with the best possible extent and with my best capabilities. I used white ceramics in my bathroom which was installed by Ciciliot . A professional in this regards and they did their job very well
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by! You're so right about installation of ceramic tile: the professionalism of your installers makes ALL the difference.
ReplyDeleteGreat product + poor install = disaster.
~Jim