Wood-look floor tile used as countertop?
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06-29-18, 06:28 PM
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Wood-look floor tile used as countertop?
I've seen this a lot on line, and I think it's something I might like to consider.
Anybody done this?
And if so, what did you do about the edges?
Looking for ideas. Want to do something different with my countertops, and I love the rustic look.
Oh, and Hi! I'm new here.
Anybody done this?
And if so, what did you do about the edges?
Looking for ideas. Want to do something different with my countertops, and I love the rustic look.
Oh, and Hi! I'm new here.
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06-29-18, 08:46 PM
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Yes, tile for a countertop is done. You do need to take grout into account (seal it well) and lippage can be a problem when you go to work on the surface.
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06-29-18, 09:19 PM
Just to add one point, you might want to use a type of grout that does not need to be sealed in the first place... epoxy grout is highly water and stain resistant and would work well on a countertop, since that's an area that would frequently get wet.
You might look into some of the schlueter products for your edges/corners.
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You might look into some of the schlueter products for your edges/corners.
Welcome to the forums here... hope you enjoy your stay!
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06-30-18, 07:53 AM
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Thanks! I will look into them.
I have told my husband I am taking a sabbatical from politics for a while, and delving head-first into doing the things for my home that I have kept putting off.
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I have told my husband I am taking a sabbatical from politics for a while, and delving head-first into doing the things for my home that I have kept putting off.
I have lots of projects, so hopefully I will be able to get some help here!
