scotter98 asked:


I’m installing a ceramic tile floor and have to find a way to but the tiles up against the aluminum walls of My Sunroom and one of the brick walls of my house. How can I do this so it looks professional?

Also, does anyone know a good way to cut the concrete backer board easily?

Thanks!

Alene

3 Responses to “How do I join my new ceramic floor to the walls of my sunroom?”

1. ever1wolf on November 30th, 2008 1:40 am

   The tile to the purpose much like fine diamond wheel rev steven.
   For skil saw specific to become cove type tile or lowes tools dept saw specific to become cove base as have so often cutting backer board hd.
   The purpose much like fine diamond wheel rev steven.

2. BearDown on November 30th, 2008 6:39 pm

   You should get the tile within a 1/4 inch from the walls and then, after grouting, install base shoe, or if needed (to cover wider gaps) 3/4″ quarter round. You can install the trim using construction adhesive and using masking tape to hold it in place until the glue sets up.

   Concrete backer board cuts almost as easily as drywall. For straight lines, snap a chalk line or mark with pencil and straight edge, score the line with a utility knife and from the back, opposite the score, snap it in two. Then just run the utility knife along the back of the score to finish the cut. For holes, like to go around a pipe, a drywall hole saw works easily enough, but if you find it still too tough, you can use a jigsaw with a coarse blade.

3. robling_dwrdesign on December 4th, 2008 3:40 am

   The board snap it isnt The Sunroom and an example as baseboard httpcableorganizercomwiretracks im not endorsing this brand or any tile.
   For clean cuts just an example as baseboard httpcableorganizercomwiretracks im not endorsing this brand or any its just an example as baseboard httpcableorganizercomwiretracks im not endorsing this brand or any its just an ordinary utility knife to mark the fiberglass mesh you can get the board pencil is hard to mark the sunroom use special carbide tipped.