Oh, and that Camel just flat kicks ass!
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Oh, and that Camel just flat kicks ass!
My guy is 2 months out.Quote:
Originally Posted by waxthis
I had to do the tile in my bathroom, not hard but time consuming for sure.
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Yeah, I Know. Well, at least people are working..[Beer]Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Tried that years ago on a shower wall, @#%$ disaster. Lost my man card for over a year after that abortion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bstoker87
Abortion isn't the answer. You could have called Plan B Contractors.Quote:
Originally Posted by waxthis
Unfortunately, Plan B Contractors can also, and often do, result in an aborted project due to the prohibition of the tile/thinset combo sticking to the backing wall.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Any argument against that must then either redefine the reality of constructionology (i.e., what the tile/thinset combo is, singly or collectively considered), or must recognize it as a separate entity from wallness. With that argument, one could put a hammer through a single tile-in-place and technically not punch a hole in the "wall".
A tile without thinset simply falls from the backing, no problem; thinset without tile simply hardens in a white mess (though this gets into other areas of constructional ethics). Together, they form the beginnings of a wall, and substantially are a wall, even if not accidentally a full wall in its various stages of construction.
Depending on the county, a permit for a remove and replace may not be granted amd the home owner must keep the wall.