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Posted by Robert Allison on February 9, 2005, 1:35 am
buzzfuze@metering.org wrote:
> You are making a big mistake. My parents have a ceramic tile
> bathroom floor. I cant tell you how many times people have
> slipped and fallen in there. Ceramic is slippery. Also, if
> using glue down ceramic tile, perpare to re-glue a few tiles
> every year. Ceramic is made for walls, not floors.
On behalf of this newsgroup, and of thinking individuals, especially
those skilled in the construction trades, I would like to
apologize for this post. Although I did not make this post, I still
have to apologize.
Occasionally people come in here who have absolutely no clue as to
what they are talking about, and this is the best example of that
that I have seen in the last year or so.
Please disregard the above response. It is totally worthless
information.
--
Robert Allison
Rimshot, Inc.
Georgetown, TX
>
> On 7 Feb 2005 15:55:29 -0800, jeremy_ho@my-deja.com (jj3000)
> wrote:
>
>
>> My bathroom have linoleum and I would like to replace it with
>> ceramic tile.
>>
>> Do I need to remove the glue completely?
>>
>> Also I have a master 1/2 bath that is currently carpeted but I
>> would like to remove the carpet and install ceramic tile in
>> there as well.
>>
>> I would like to know the preparation work needed for the
>> previously carpeted floor?
>>
>> I am going to have a carpet installer put in new carpet in the
>> rest of the house soon, should I tell him to remove the carpet
>> in there for me or install the new carpet up the outside of the
>> said bathroom, and I can go remove it myself later on? Since I
>> do not know how long before I will actually tile that room.
>
>
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