Matt Cupan tiles NH

  Bath remodel in Manchester, NH installed with 12x24 tiles Tile floor installed with same 12x24 tiles used on shower walls. Shower pan sunken down on sloped mortar bed floated over new subfloor. After old existing shower torn out during demolition and water rot removed and remedies. Improper waterproofing by previous install ended in underlying wood structure crumbling apart once uncovered. Self leveling compound mud mixed and troweled for floor prep to tile installation. AquaDefense waterproofing membrane by Mapei coated walls and floor to create wet area application for this bath remodel project in Manchester, New Hampshire. Wall niche built in framed, waterproofed and tile installed for an organized storage for personal hygiene items inside new tile shower build.

 

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A bath remodel in Derry, NH with 12x24 tile install in shower and mosaic floor tile

Loose pebble shower floor removed and new tile installed Was called by homeowner about a pebble shower floor with loose stones in a master bathroom in Manchester, NH that they had remodeled about 5 years ago. Remove old pebble stone shower floor The tiles around drain were lifting. And the customer didn't care much for the look and maintenance in the odd sized grout gaps. Removal of the old stone loose pebbles was done carefully to not damage existing drain or underlying substrate. Debris disposed. Mud work prep to improve pitch to drain  Their old shower floor had a problem with sitting water pooling after use. So we improved the pitch to drain with some thicker mud floated around perimeter and then feather finished with a smoother slope. Covered in 3 coatings of AquaDefense liquid waterproofing membrane. HydroBan sealant around the floor to wall transition. They found a penny tile while shopping that they liked the look and feel of. And Bostik NeverSeal urethane based grout was u...

  Bath remodel in Brentwood, NH with picket tile shower installation Customer wanted to get rid of old plastic shower and replace with white tile. But desired a layout pattern design shape more unique than traditional subway tile. She found a ceramic tile sample with this picket design for shower walls and penny tile for floor. Out with the old, in with the new First, demolition needed to be done for removal of old plastic shower basin and outdated wall tile. We initially talked about the floor tile in bathroom outside the shower. But, removing vanity and toilet, question about whether or not to keep the tub, and budget, all weighed in on leaving the existing flooring for now. Floor drain install A new FloFx drain flange was installed tied into existing plumbing P-trap waste line. Mud pan prep for shower tile installation  To create a slope to drain, a 4:1 mud mortar mix was mixed and packed, floated finish with trowel for the shower pan build. Prep materials Coated in waterpr...