Tilework

Choosing thinset or mastic depends on the jobby Tom Meehan

Porcelain and nonporcelain tile might look the same, but their durabilty differsby Tom Meehan, Lane Meehan

A contractor shares his experiences helping to rebuild a Katrina-ravaged communityby Rich Glenn

In six months and approximately 400 man-hours, one reader transforms his 1915 bungalow bathby Paul Waterloo

A quick bathroom makeover turns into a total gut jobby Paul Waterloo

Designer ceramic tiles embrace subtle differences in appearance from batch to batchby Justin Fink

Sunshine pouring over a glass-mosaic shower wall transforms a dreary little bathroomby Chet Zebroski

If you err while constructing or remodeling your new bathroom, repenting can be quite a challengeby Patrick Sutton

Using epoxy grout to tile showers is a mixed experienceby Barbara Tomlinson

HardieBacker, Durock, and DensShield each has characteristics that affect where it can be installed and how tile is placed on itby Rob Yagid

by Jane Aeon

Granada concrete tiles are suitable for walls and floors, both indoors and out

by Tom Meehan

How to choose between stronger and more expensive epoxy and traditional cement-based groutby Tom Meehan

New and noteworthy staff picks from the 2007 International Builders' Show

An old-fashioned mud job and a high-tech membrane team up for a leakproof floorby Tom Meehan

by Kerry L . Klages

by Tom Meehan

by Tom Meehan