Plastic Base Tile!

 

 

Tilling solution for all beginner:

  Tile pros have no problem handling tile mortar--it's something they do every day. But a homeowner who has never touched the stuff may find it difficult to work with.

Unless you buy per-mixed tile mortar, it can be hard to mix to the right consistency. Applying the tile mortar to the cement backer board or other sub floor can itself be tricky. Notched trowels are supposed to regulate the flow of mortar to the backer; but with an inexperienced hand, the mortar can go on too thin or too thick.

So, is the solution to go very slowly? Not always. You don't have all day for this: wait too long and the tile mortar stiffen. In addition, there is the problem of properly spacing the tiles. The greenhorn tiller can use plastic spacers (which slow down the tiling process) or can "eyeball it" with inexperienced eyeballs. Space tiles too close and you have no place for the tile grout to go; space tiles too far apart and the grout will crack.

This refers to the vertical alignment of adjoining tiles. On a soft base of mortar, it's easy to lay one tile higher than the next tile. The result: not just an unattractive floor, but it's a safety hazard for anyone walking on the floor.

These are all reasons why homeowners nervous about the process often rightly turn to the professionals. But floating tile floors promise to do away with many of these problems. 
Plastic Base is a great solution for beginners. Just Snap & Go and no need to worry about any problems that mostly occur during flooring or tilling. Another thing of this remarkable tile benefit is that you can arrange or design your own colors or combine any types of stone tile.

Here are some of our Plastic Base Tile Products and Process: