So is it impossible to install the tiles directly on cinder-block? I've been
reading the tile books at Lowe's while I'm in there and I've seen how you
can do it to concrete. I'm also contemplating a tile mural next year at my
school. Michelle
Thanks for the info.
So, it is better to have the tiles up after the board is up? I suppose
it would be too heavy ( although ours is 3 x4 feet -not gigantic). I'm
going to see if we have any parents with tile setting skills.
I was a bit anxious to do this project at first- wasn't sure how well
things would set up and match, but it has been going well and looks
great!
Thanks again
MaryB
LMiller435@aol.com wrote:
> Mary,
>
> I used 3/4 inch plywood. I had it cut large enough, all around for a
> frame
> and for grout in-between the tiles. I put the empty plywood on the
> wall
> before attaching the tiles. I used iron nails and a nail gun to attach
> the
> plywood to the wall.
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