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Posted by John61 on April 28, 2008, 10:22 pm
In HomeDepot, I saw there are a variety of vinyl flooring tiles with
self-sticky adhesive on the back. We can just peel and press on. I wonder if
they are suitable for use on bathroom wall around vanity. It's hard for me
to DIY with ceramic tiles, but I think the vinyl tiles should be easy to
handle, a few 12x12 pieces can cover around vanity. Need some advice.
Thanks.
John
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Posted by Big_Jake on April 28, 2008, 10:49 pm
> In HomeDepot, I saw there are a variety of vinyl flooring tiles with
> self-sticky adhesive on the back. We can just peel and press on. I wonder if
> they are suitable for use on bathroom wall around vanity. It's hard for me
> to DIY with ceramic tiles, but I think the vinyl tiles should be easy to
> handle, a few 12x12 pieces can cover around vanity. Need some advice.
>
> Thanks.
>
> John
Best to glue them down anyway, in addition to the glue that is on
them.
I prefer to use a continuous sheet of vinyl in a bath area, because
water can get in the grooves between the tiles and cause them to curl
and fail.
JK
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Posted by ransley on April 29, 2008, 12:24 am
> In HomeDepot, I saw there are a variety of vinyl flooring tiles with
> self-sticky adhesive on the back. We can just peel and press on. I wonder =
if
> they are suitable for use on bathroom wall around vanity. It's hard for me=
> to DIY with ceramic tiles, but I think the vinyl tiles should be easy to
> handle, a few 12x12 pieces can cover around vanity. Need some advice.
>
> Thanks.
>
> John
Some you must use a roller on it ,or the warranty is voided, Read the
warranty, A roller breaks a 2 part epoxy glue to start working
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Posted by ransley on April 29, 2008, 3:26 am
> In HomeDepot, I saw there are a variety of vinyl flooring tiles with
> self-sticky adhesive on the back. We can just peel and press on. I wonder =
if
> they are suitable for use on bathroom wall around vanity. It's hard for me=
> to DIY with ceramic tiles, but I think the vinyl tiles should be easy to
> handle, a few 12x12 pieces can cover around vanity. Need some advice.
>
> Thanks.
>
> John
Do you mean shower area, or vanity sink area
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Posted by John61 on April 29, 2008, 2:48 pm
Do you mean shower area, or vanity sink area
=> Vanity sink area.
> In HomeDepot, I saw there are a variety of vinyl flooring tiles with
> self-sticky adhesive on the back. We can just peel and press on. I wonder
> if
> they are suitable for use on bathroom wall around vanity. It's hard for me
> to DIY with ceramic tiles, but I think the vinyl tiles should be easy to
> handle, a few 12x12 pieces can cover around vanity. Need some advice.
>
> Thanks.
>
> John
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