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I have that same window in my shower. I am going to overlap the wall tile covering the edge of the window tile and silicone the widow tile at installation. If I install the L trim to the bottom of the window the water won’t run off.

Hello, What is the exact colour of this? Anyone know? Thanks.

No silicone sealant on the last tile on the bottom? Seems like that’s exactly where waters most likely to be a problem on that ledge.

I can do this!

Covering up the issues for a little while. Won't last

Should have staggered them, looks awful and cheap! I would much rather have actual tile, those look like plastic.

This is basically waterproof flooring with sealer. Js

Looks like shit. Keep the grain together.. and u kept all the lines end to end. Sry dude you have no eye for art.. there's a word for it ... esthetic!!! The last lady made a comment and she's so right. Takes me 2 hrs just to lay out floors bc I sit and look.. compare... but it's why I charge more. Bc my work looks perfect not great not good but the greatest it could be.

am i over thinking this? how to you get the corners "interior" to fit tight if the tile is textured?

They are expensive. Which is crazy. It’s a cheap material. They charge you for not having to paying someone else to do the work. U can do it yourself so we going to charge you extra. Wow

Very nice but is there a reason u didn't stagger the joints

I got Triofloor Hydro Fix panels but with different contact surfaces. I'm not able to install the second line. I've spent 4 hours with that. The printed installation instructions with the miniature drawings do not help at all.

Can you use this tile on the floor ?

This looks horrible, you’re supposed to offset the tiles

At 6:00 you slid that 1st row over and centered it. That created small gaps on the inside corners now. Is that ok?

I used handheld automotive glass dual suction cups to hold and position the tiles. Much easier than latex glove for grip. Thanks for the video instruction.

That looks horrible!

This is the same thing as the 70s wood paneling home improvement job cheesy

I would have ripped my first row a little bit so there wasn’t such a small piece under the window, and at the top of the shower…and it NEEDED to be staggered..😩🤦🏽‍♀️ i couldn’t handle showering in that with the seems all the same, and the patterns being so different 😂but that’s just my opinion and my taste. I’m sure some people wouldn’t mind that layout, but I definitely would have done the “brick lay” pattern if it were my own shower, or for a client, unless they specified otherwise. I want to try these out in a couple months when I move!

What color panel is in the video?

So how do you seal L, J, and corner trims in a shower installation?

Stupid idea wtf

And regular tile will last 50 years plus.

How good is the adhesive. Will i have to worry about the adhesive bondage giving way over time?

Why not stagger the seams?

Is what it looks like…Junk.

How would these tiles hold up to heat? Looking to install as a kitchen backsplash behind the stove

I d like to see the top row installed.

Can you put this over a shower bench if so how will the water drain over the edge if you put a piece of trim on the end.

Can this be removed without destroying the tile underneath?

Superb video with all the tips you require. Thank you

Excellent teacher! It’ll make the difference between renovating or not renovating as labor is expensive and I can do this myself!! Thank you 🙏

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Do they have to be laid that way can they be done vertically

Great instructions!

start from the corner? Don't you start ceiling tile from the center of the ceiling? 🤔

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I am using these tiles to do a backsplash on the wall above the shower surround. I have J trim to finish the edges but it doesn’t seem to be wide enough to accommodate the tiles. Any suggestions?

what is different from vinyl?

From my experience, having the rubberized underlayment gives you zero time to slide the tiles, so better have them almost in place first. On other substrate it was easier. The glue holds well and i liked using the corner channels, gives you a little room to move. The tiles are well made, not a single edge chipped or broke from installing, overall it's good, but the the price is a bit high.

This is nice

I am confused on your calculation on the 2 by 4 tile?

Does anyone else’s trims design flake off or come off with tape?

I think it would look better if the joints were overlapped. Is this possible?

Would like to see a video using this product to make a shower niche.

Did two rooms with this,. Hint. When laying out each row, sometimes they are not level with each other. I would add a "dry piece" above each joint and it would then reveal a piece was not pushed all the way in place.

How do you cut it ?

what is the adhesive? you don't show what is the adhesive

i use these palisade shower tiles all the time. probably have done 300 tub walls with these...everything you did was correct except not staggering them looks horrible.

Do you recommend this gif shower floors as well? I have travertine tiles (small) on shower floor. Want to redo the whole shower and don’t think paint will hold up as well. It’s used a lot! Thx!