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Who puts a screw through waterproofing? Jesus Christ.

Very helpful thank you!

looking to do this myself. was it hard to get rid of all the dust in the yard?

While you were doing that juan has already built 8 houses

But why touch the saw after every cut, isn't that dangerous

Coating the wall all that way inst fo beginners 😅

Absolutely the best instructor I've ever had to follow!!! Keep up the great work in making the industry even better!!

You are a teacher and the best kind to be. A teacher that gets to teach only people that are really interested in what you have to say. No one is forced to be here taking a class they don't think they should be required to take.

I really don’t know why mastic is still made and used. Why not just use thinset……makes more sense imo

Buzz did a great job.

Big up for owning up but why oh why didn’t he do some research when you obviously know you are not a tradesman?

Training course! Yes, please. Has this happened? Will there be another?

Water will evaoprate from the trap in a sink or shower that hasn't been used for a significant amount of time, and that would allow sewer gases to enter the dwelling.

I wonder if you can leave the marble and do tile redi in front of it. Then waterproof the seam and use marble sills to cover that portion. Do marble hexagon on the pan. Would save a ton if money. Also, use a good sealer over all the marble.

Its seems tile coach didn’t spend a lot of time trying to press the tiles to collapsing the ridges. Also coach didn’t look to use a float or board to get the tile flat to its neighbors. And last, it looks like as a result coach didn’t have squeeze out between tiles that would require cleaning later before grouting.

No redi flashing?

Would this OATEY pan liner and glue be AQUARIUM SAFE ? can i make an aquarium seal out of these materials seen here ?

I would use it, I would love to see you use it in a job

How do you feel about the adhesion of the thinset to the pan and walls. I'm considering moving over from traditional pvc liner showers because this just looks much faster and pretty fool proof. The only failure mode I see is inadequate adhesion or if it breaks down somehow, though that seems pretty unlikely.

The walls you’re gonna tile on looks super smooth. Did you use lath and cement to float it?

I'm thankful for all of the details you allow us to see in your videos. On top of that you explain everything you're doing.

Best tile advice from this guy. It’s nice to see a pro not using lasers I’m the same way a level and line is way faster and more accurate in my opinion.

I have used that technique years ago before I get my skills sharpened it will work way smoother is you make the notch against the wall 1/8 shorter that will make your screed action way faster also I would recommend the beginners start packing the drain and the ledger first then poor the cement that will avoid cracks along the walls and around the drain and the last tip I can share is to finish the floor nice and smooth the easer way is sprinkle some of the dry mix you use and a wood float I have different sizes but you can always cut the wood float is nice to have different sizes so works easier depending on the sloop you are building and after you can use a 6 inches metal thrower to finish off and clean the edges

Great job on the tile work. But man, that's a lot grout to clean if it gets moldy.

you are the best, i just sub to your channel. thanks for the video. best wish to you

Video shot in Pablo Cimadevila style!! Haha !! especially with the ring tile ending the video! Dig it!

This is what makes a installer a pro !

not the best sales man but an amazing tile guy i’ve learned alot from you but you got to close this clients down he was so ready to buy but you weren’t so confident

Can't go wrong with an oatey liner.

Stabbed marble was the thing that hurt. The rest of it wouldn't be that much of a big deal to replace

Lmao man. These guys

Thank you for your coaching videos. I have learned a lot from them. They helped me install and tile my first shower. I am now taking on my 1/2 bath that is 30 sq ft. I have removed the tile and the deck mud down to the original concrete subfloor. It now needs to be raised 1" so the tile is level with the adjacent hardwood floor. Given the size of the area, could I put the slurry down in "sections" and work the deck mud over it as I go? I've never done this before and was wondering if there is an easier way for me to build up the floor? Even if it is more expensive, I am looking to do the job right and by myself (no helpers for this DIYer...) Again, thanks so much for the coaching....it is greatly appreciated.

What ever company installed the stone should not have installed it in first place knowing there was no water proofing in place, they literally put in a product that was destined to be torn out, any professional should know that. Maybe the stone fabricator was desperate for money who knows.

It looks like he laid the floor tile on a pile of toothpaste

Actually not the worst DIY job. The guy had all of the elements there (aside from the mastic), he just fell short on the execution. Ive seen cement board "mud beds" nailed through shower pan membranes on multiple tear outs.

Can you do a video on the tiger Notch euro styles how they when applied ? A lot of us use it in our art for the designs of textured art and I’m curious what some of the other ones look like other than the notch and the round and the squares I would like not to have to buy a bunch of different ones to see what designs I like on the canvas, if you could do, that a lot of us are in crafters would greatly appreciate it. If you do, can you please send me the video so I’ll know that it posted.

Lower back issues have been my thing lately.

That is a monstrosity

WOW @ intro b roll.

Nobody was presloping then. And the only waterproofing would have been a pan liner.

Buzz was Great!!!!!!

You are an inspiration! A huge thank you to all the people in your life who have helped you be someone truly worth the obvious love and support you have received to be worth the success that you have rightfully obtained. I am so happy that I found your channel, and this video. Love you too!

Thank you for all the work and effort you put into your videos, tests, and tips. You are make me and the industry better! You have also inspired me to start doing my own testing and improve my efficiency. I have a question regular 😮installing waterproof membrane instalation and lapping. It seems to me it would make more sense to install the membrane on the shower floor first, then do the linear corner strips onto the floor, followed by the corner prices and finally, the shower walls. If the wall membranes were installed last, the water shed would be better. It always bothers me that the overlap invites water in if the linear strips and corners are installed last. Am I overly worried about this? Is the bond and seal of the membrane on membrane overlap so good, this is a non-issue? My other question on membrane is; when installing them on shower walls, can I use the NoFlo large sheet, start at one corner, and work the sheet into the corner without cutting it and continue on to the other walls without cutting the corners? Just thought it would prevent a lot of potential failure points and eliminate vertical corner strips. Am I missing something?

What in the freak was this guy thinking. Hell, scot tape would have held better than what he tried. Sorry my guy, Isaac will get you right!!

Liquid nails in the seams lol

You can also use a regular speed square :S

How does RSS Pro compare to Tile Redi?

Cuanta cantidad de cemrnto por cantidad de Arena ?

If this guy wanted to make every mistake possible, he freakin knocked it out of the park.