November 12th, 2009
I want to get rid of bathroom and kitchen linulium and replace them with tiles?
are linulium tiles long lasting? how can I replace.
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OMFG. Why don’t you asking an intersting question.
The linoleum on concrete or wood subfloor.
The linoleum once you have that all done email me and wide metal putty knife to you what else you.
Linoleum tiles will last a long time if they are put down properly. You can put over the old if there are no bad spots in them. If you’d rather pull the old up, its a long process. Make sure the floor is smooth before you put the new tile down. Use the proper glue, ask a hardware employee where your getting the tile what kind you should use. Good Luck.
2 ways. remove the old or not? If the old floor is level and pretty intact you can just go over it. Use hardi-backer under the tile, its a breeze. Just make sure to use the spacers they sell, and the trowel for the proper glue depth. Hardest part is removing the tpilet(turn off water, flush twice, put in tub on pile of old sheets). Cutting tile is simple also. You can buy a blade that goes on your hacksaw blade. You can buy the miter-box type for $30.00. Lay it out for fewest cuts. Grout hides imperfections, and tile is inexpensive. go for it.