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Did someone say they needed a shelf? Just wrapped up this beautiful 12x24 porcelain shower with grain wrapped corners and a hexagon penny floor. Finished it off with some spectralock pro premium epoxy silver shadow grout for easy, worry free maintenence. Looking to have your shower remodeled? Reach out for a free consultation!
Quick laundry floor today with some 8x36 planks in the random offset. Little grout and out tomorrow and well be off to start a new shower project.
2 subtle, but very crucial details that make all the difference. Drain and niche layout and placement. Think we nailed em both here, what ya think?
Right on over to the new canvas. Gonna slap some love all over this room
Little summer cabin up in Hague NY. This place was foreclosed years ago and the homeowners are attempting to revive it. Needless to say this is now the nicest room in the house!
OMG!! im one of the homeboys now!!! Feel like a fan boy getting an autograph!! Thanks @illbot5000 for putting me on the @_tilebro radar hahaha
Everyone thinks my personal bathroom looks something like this. My wife certainly wishes our bathroom looked something like this. I know my clients are super happy that their bathroom looks like this. But in reality, I install so many awesome showers im not sure id be able to settle on one specifc look. She sure is a beaut!
Got that Carrara going down. Marble bathroom in the works. Feel sorry for whoever tears this out one day. Blanke Permat for the win.
@jasonmorgan323 Heres that banding patch. Multiple layers, microscopic build up. Thinset for waterproofing is a thing of the past my friend.
Two 65 degree days last week and the phones dont stop ringing. Its officially busy season. Heres a two'fer we have going on at the moment.
Its been quite some time since I've posted. So here's some of the cool things I've been working on since getting back to work. 2025 threw some serious curve balls at me. I had to take a good chunk of the year off. My wife and I were blessed by the birth of our first children, twin girls. And after taking the first 2 months of the yeat off to help get acclimated at home, I got back to work. Just 1 short month later our whole world would be changed forever. One of our baby girls was diagnosed with a rare liver disease. Long story short, and almost 1 year later, she ultimately needed a liver transplant and was given a second chance at life. Her surgery and recovery have gone tremendously. She still has a long road ahead but has been such a warrior. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts to everyone who has continued to help support us through this incredibly difficult journey. You are Addis Village, and we couldnt do it without you.
3/4" quartzite slabs with a 52"x52" fluted slab shower floor and Schluter Vario Drain.
Another clean install. Some great tile selections and details on this one. Absolutely love the contrasting colors. The only problem is the wife keeps asking when we get a bathroom this nice. Maybe next year hunny.
Couple bathrooms for a new construction home in Lake George
Small room but some nice details. Excited to see this one get finished. Walls will be slabbed out in Cambria.
Heated floor and some shower prep today. This one will be getting 3/4" Cambria on the walls. I'll be installing the shower base, the bathroom and shower floor tile, and the niche tile. excited to see this one get finished.
Quick little backsplash this week. Project like this are perfect for filling gaps in the schedule.
Love the way this travertine herringbone floor came out. Some really detailed scribes against the rock wall. Projects like this are what I love.
Was happy to assist in bringing this one to life. 100% custom design/layout. 4x4 handmade Mexican tile and custom matched grout. Every single peice was cut at least once, if not more. This was a fun project for an awesome client.
Had the pleasure of adding my skills and expertise to this Adirondack cabin themed bathroom. The scribed "runner" from door to shower was the original plan. Once installed i came up with the idea of cutting the leaves from the scrap floor tile and Inlaying them into the walls as a feature wall like the leaves are falling. Total after thought, but happy with the end results. Curbless showers are all the rage. If you are looking to age in place, it's the way to go.
Who doesn't love a good make your own puzzle?! Grateful my clients wanted to step out of the box and do something totally different and unique. This is my first large scribe job and I'm pretty damn pleased with it. It doesn't get much more custom than that.
Wrapped up this retro fit walk-in shower at the family's summer home today. 2/7 bathrooms were left with claw foot tubs and unfortunately nobody liked to use them. We decided to rip it out and fabricate this shower in it's place. I always enjoy a good challenge.
This one's been on the back burner for quite some time. It feels good to finally be putting it back together.
Some nice details in this one. Floating bench, river rock floor with tile-in grate and matching 32" niche. All corners Vein wrapped. Pretty happy with it overall. Another beautiful shower for another awesome client.
First time working with paper faced mosaics. While I was anticipating this being a royal pain in the butt, this #Lanudabay tile went up pretty well. Definitely a bit of a learning curve, but it came out pretty good. Grout and out for an early Friday tomorrow.
Little Saturday morning shower floor install. Finally starting to come together.
NoFlo from #flofx means waters not going anywhere but down the drain. Tomorrow I'll fabricate a couple of corner benches and install the shower floor. Monday it's off to the races on these walls.
Had to double dip today to stay on track. Little half bath floor quick this morning.Then up to waterproof this shower pan from yesterday, which came out mint! Tomorrow is niche framing, hanging the rest of the wall board, waterproofing walls, and starting a leak test to ensure its water tight. Thanks for following!
It's not as simple as just coming in, putting up board, and installing tile. There has never been one project where the substrates didn't need some sort of correcting to make it acceptable for tile. Especially in showers, the framing is never close enough to have tile installed so we must go through stud by stud and shim/plane the studs to get them back where they need to be to get a nice plumb, square, flat surface for the tile. Without that, the installation will never look great. Does your installer put this much effort into making sure everything is perfect? They should! Although in today's world it isn't, tile is considered a "permanent" installation. You only want to have to do it once. You want it to look beautiful and last a lifetime.
Two jobs going on this week. This is a master bath floor we installed last month. Back on site to start the shower, while the helper demos and preps a small half bath at another project.
Glass Mosiacs to really test my patience today. Turned out good but it's a trend I wouldn't mind if I never saw again!
And just like that, another couple of rooms ushered into the modern era.
It's all about the preparation. After that, smooth sailing. Couple floors ready for tile.
This floor didn't even make it 30 years. Time to replace it with something that will last a lifetime.
Weve been busy, but heres a simple little backplash, a nice all glass shower surround with a waterfall accent and two custom niches, and a bathroom floor that we wrapped up rescently. Eat. Breathe. Sleep. Dream TILE
After the anxiety of having my new kitchen backsplash tile installed by someone that did a terrible job, I was referred to Ron to have a do over. I love the job he did.....so professional and perfectly installed. I'll never use anyone else.
Hands down Ron is the BEST at tile. We have had many contractors in our home and we had our best experience with Ron. Ron's work is meticulous! He takes his time to make everything perfect. He does wonderful and precise work. Ron works in such an orderly and tidy way and his pricing is fair and reasonable. We will be working with Ron again on our bathroom and laundry room floor tile.