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Video: Cutting Curves in Marble with a Ring-Blade Wet Saw

This specialized tile saw makes quick work of shaping stone and glass tiles by Tom Meehan

Glass-Block Shower on a CurveOnline Membership Required

This shower-stall alternative lets in the light, offers privacy, and makes a small space feel roomyby Tom Meehan

What's the Difference: TrowelsOnline Membership Required

Square-notch, U-notch, or V-notch?by Rob Yagid

Tip: Rope tile spacersOnline Membership Required

by James Tidmore

Installing a Shower NicheOnline Membership Required

Improve bathroom storage and style with a simple wall recessby Jane Aeon

What's the Difference: Tile-setting compoundOnline Membership Required

Choosing thinset or mastic depends on the jobby Tom Meehan

What's the Difference: Ceramic tileOnline Membership Required

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

Eye-catching ceramic tiles

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

Two Projects with Epoxy Grout

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

What's the Difference: Tile backerboardOnline Membership Required

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

Q & A: Leakproof drain in a showerOnline Membership Required

by Jane Aeon

What's the Difference: Epoxy vs. cement groutOnline Membership Required

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

Video: Ditra Tile Underlayment

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

Tip: Crack-free, color-matched grout for a tile backsplashOnline Membership Required

by Kerry L . Klages

Q & A: Tile grout: seal or no seal?Online Membership Required

by Tom Meehan

A New Way to Tile a Big FloorOnline Membership Required

A high-tech membrane minimizes the chances for cracked tile or grout failureby Tom Meehan

Q & A: Is slate harder to work with than tile?Online Membership Required

by Jane Aeon

Glass Tile

It shimmers, it shines, and if properly installed, it can be used in place of ceramic or stone on walls, counters, and floorsby Lisa Skolnik

Replacing a Broken Tile

With a little care and the right tools, it's easy to make a fast fix in a flawed floorby Jane Aeon

Tiling a Backsplash

Durable and decorative, a tile backsplash dresses up the wall behind a sink or behind a stoveby Tom Meehan

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