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Old 07-27-2006, 09:49 PM  
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Anyone experienced with Azrock Vinyl Composition Tile?
We're looking at laying this stuff in our bathrooms, but we're concerned about durability and whether it's a DYI project or not. I've done a lot of tile work in the past, but never worked with this stuff. Anyone have any experience and/or advice with it?
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Old 07-27-2006, 10:06 PM   #16
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I have access to a tile saw, so that's no problem if it will work on it.
If it's a ceramic tile saw it will just rip it up. You need something like a paper cutter type deal.
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Old 07-27-2006, 10:07 PM   #17
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The actual laying of tile is super easy. The knowledge to do it right so that you're laying it on the proper material (hardy backer or whatever) is where you can screw it up. I just helped a buddy grout a slate floor on his screened in porch this morning, though. For anyone whose ever had that pleasure, I'm sure you can feeel my pain. Grouting regular tile is a cinch. Grouting slate...
No, I've no idea. I did seal the grout on this floor though. I felt very handy. Then again, I had no idea that grout needed to be sealed. The gay guy at Home Depot filled me in.
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Old 07-27-2006, 10:08 PM   #18
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If it's a ceramic tile saw it will just rip it up. You need something like a paper cutter type deal.
Gotcha. I was sort of thinking the same thing about an actual tile saw. You're talking about the tile breaker things that look like a paper cutter. I can probably wrangle one of those up as well. Thanks for the advice.
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Old 07-27-2006, 10:09 PM   #19
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No, I've no idea. I did seal the grout on this floor though. I felt very handy. Then again, I had no idea that grout needed to be sealed. The gay guy at Home Depot filled me in.
Did he sell you one of those cute little bottles with the roller attachment to apply the sealant?
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I don't know, to be honest. Probably 150 SQF.
I'm assuming that includes walls and shower. But it does seem a little high. I hope to hell they did outstanding work.
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I'm assuming that includes walls and shower. But it does seem a little high. I hope to hell they did outstanding work.
Heh. That's my problem. When I framed houses we had a saying when we screwed something up: "Can't see it from my house." Great work ethic to build for construction, since now all the work I do is my house. I'm actually getting better, but cranked-out stick framing crews aren't the best places in the world to learn the finer points of home remodeling and making things look pretty.
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Did he sell you one of those cute little bottles with the roller attachment to apply the sealant?
Hell no. It had a brush. $7.50.
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I'm assuming that includes walls and shower. But it does seem a little high. I hope to hell they did outstanding work.
No. That's just the floor.

For some weird reason, they carpet the bathrooms in Colorado. So, we ripped that out as well as the vinyl in the head.
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Gotcha. I was sort of thinking the same thing about an actual tile saw. You're talking about the tile breaker things that look like a paper cutter. I can probably wrangle one of those up as well. Thanks for the advice.
Yeah. You don't want to use a actual saw on VC tile.
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Alright, I can now give my wife the stamp of approval on her material choice. Thanks for all the help. I gotta go to bed.
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No. That's just the floor.

For some weird reason, they carpet the bathrooms in Colorado. So, we ripped that out as well as the vinyl in the head.
A lot of people put carpet in the bathrooms. I'd never do it cause if the toilet overflows you're fucked but people like a warm floor.
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A lot of people put carpet in the bathrooms. I'd never do it cause if the toilet overflows you're fucked but people like a warm floor.
I know a guy who put in heated tile systems. He said they were cheaper than you thought, but still in the 4 digit range.

The Air Conditioned Tiles were pricey, though.

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grouting slate...
I do a lot of slate work. You have to seal each piece BEFORE you lay them. Yeah, it's an extra step but it saves double the time scrubbing grout off of the finished product.
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I do a lot of slate work. You have to seal each piece BEFORE you lay them. Yeah, it's an extra step but it saves double the time scrubbing grout off of the finished product.


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