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Tiling a Splashback using Subway Tiles by nathen007

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Tiling a Splashback using Subway Tiles
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#### This is a post about how ***not*** to tile a splashback. For the correct way, please look on YouTube, as there are literally hundreds of videos available. 
The problem with all these is that they don't tell you what to do if your walls are not perfectly straight. Mine fall away from left to right by 2cm over 2.5m and by 1.5cm from the floor to the ceiling. To make it worse, the changes are non-linear, meaning they're also 'wavey'! This made fitting the kitchen hell, and the only job left to do was the tiling.
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##### The 'before' shot
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Originally, I'd bought the tiles and attempted to get a real tradesman in to do the job. It would take a professional less than a day, but no one on this island is interested in small jobs. Labour is cheap here, 500฿ ($15 USD, £12 GBP) a day, but I was being quoted 5-6000฿ to do the job. I have never had much success tiling and I was proud of the finished kitchen and didn't want to screw it up with a crap tiling job but not wanting to be held to ransom, I was going to have to tackle it myself.
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I just needed the tiles, an adhesive, some spacers and a few simple tools such as a spirit level and trowels, including my notched plasterer's trowel to apply the adhesive to the wall, and a spirit level to keep everything nice and straight.

The best thing about subway tiles is that you lay them staggered as you would do when brick-laying. This means that there is no need for perfectly straight vertical joins and you have a little leeway for slight errors.

It also meant I had to cut my tile spacers in half to create 'T' pieces to keep the spacing even.


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The first thing to do is cover up well. Things are going to get messy!
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The first job was to remove the extractor and trim under the wall cabinets. To ensure I only used full tiles, I'd decided to work up to the rough height of the extractor before re-positioning it to suit.
Then, I cut a bunch of tiles in half using an angle-grinder with a tile cutting disc attached, cutting from back to front to avoid chipping the ceramic face. After trying a couple of tiles for size, I started with a full tile on the bottom row, starting from the edge of the counter where I'd dropped a vertical line, and planned to work towards the corner. The 90° corner that in reality, is only 86°!
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Then things began to get messy as I mixed a small batch of adhesive, following the ratio on the manufacturer's instructions. What we're looking for is "a consistency of peanut butter", said one article I read online.

What you'd normally do is to then spread it on the wall using your notched trowel to get an even thickness before sticking the tiles on, but because my walls are all over the place, I was worried about the adhesive sagging so I decided to rip-up the rule book and stick each tile individually in an attempt to keep the whole splashback both vertically and horizontally level. Obviously, this was going to take a little more time!
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As I approached the first corner, I had a stroke of luck. The end tile was only going to be a fraction longer than half, so I cut a few more tiles in preparation.
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...before returning to the starting point for the next row. As I wasn't using a trim, I wanted all uncut and perfectly aligned tiles to start each row.
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Rinse and repeat. I kept making up small batches of adhesive, which also took more time as I didn't want it 'going off' before I'd used it all.


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Back into the corner, and I was starting to get to grips with this tiling lark. My confidence was increasing all the time, especially knowing that a multitude of sins could be hidden by grout and white silicon!
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#### *There is no DIY job in the world that does not benefit from having a hammer within reach!*

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Time to start cutting tiles carefully for the sockets and switches, which had annoyingly not been set level horizontally, probably due to the floor dropping away! It was quite easy to cut them using the angle grinder to gently create the cutout after measuring and marking the tile carefully, remembering that I was working in reverse!
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Under the wall units, there is a slight gap, and due to laziness, I decided not to start messing around cutting tiles lengthwise in half to fill it, as I figured that when the trims were put back, no one would notice...unless they are under 4 feet tall.
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After a couple of days of stop-start work, I'd finished and all that remained was grouting and siliconing some beads around the worktop to stop water regression.

Then the debate began. I wanted grey grout. The wife and everyone that she polled on the subject wanted white. Of course, I'd done the work and I am the master of the house, so...
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...white it was and to be honest, probably better for covering up my mistakes and slight unevenness. The grouting was a total ball-ache of a job, monotonous and time-consuming, but I was happy with the results.

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Zoom in on this picture and you'll see where I broke a tile around the sockets and glued it back together!
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Final job. A bead of silicon between the tiles and worktops, and like a true pro, I masked it all up and bought some cheap plastic scrapy things from Shopee to nail the finishing touch.
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Pulling the masking tape off after just 10 minutes gave me a pretty clean and straight edge. The mistake I've made in the past is letting the silicon dry before pulling off the tape, which can often lead to splitting and loose edges.
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##### The 'after shot'. As you can see, two sockets need properly fixing, but I've a couple of new spur sockets to wire in for the cabinet lighting to do next...whenever that may be! Yes, I also need to sort out the door and drawer gaps.
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***Final thoughts?***
I'm really quite pleased with myself and happy the way things came out, but as always, if I were doing it again, there are a couple of things I'd have done differently.
Firstly, I'd have sanded the walls down first, as due to the wipe clean acrylic paint, adhesion was a problem in a couple of areas, and I had to get the 'No Nails' out. 
Secondly, I'd have just grouted it whatever colour I wanted without asking!!

Thank you very much to anyone who read the whole of a very dry post about tiling. Grateful as I am, I question your sanity!

Best wishes, and I hope everyone is having a great week.

@nathen007

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@josediccus ·
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The more you got it right, the more confident you'll become. It didn't look it was going to be a fine job at the beginning, but it turned out well .

If labour was cheaper, then why did they charge higher for this?
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@nathen007 ·
Hi mate, hope you're well.

The problem with the labour charges is that there are so many wealthy expats here who are prepared to pay whatever they ask, and the labourers also want jobs that will take a while so they're not worrying about constantly needing to find new work. 
This is a problem for Thais who live here too. The whole economy on the island is geared towards expats and tourists, which is understandable, but makes getting a tradesman difficult and expensive.

Thank you as always for dropping by, and I hope you and your loved ones have the best weekend you can.
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@josediccus ·
A job that takes a while to complete equals more pay. I understand this. I think it's a good thing for the people who have skilled labour, for someone who is looking to find cheaper and short time labour then it seems difficult which can be sad. 
Someone who isn't handy would probably have no option but to pay heavy to get this job done, but you've gotten it done lol and saved extra labour cost. 

> Thank you as always for dropping by, and I hope you and your loved ones have the best weekend you can.

You're welcome, happy weekend too.
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@livinguktaiwan ·
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Wow!! There's no way of telling this is in Thailand if I didn't know you. It's all ready for a Sunday roast now!

The tiling looks great especially after the grouting, and certainly a lot less hassle than getting a sub standard tradesman to do it 😭

The toaster socket is a little too near the sink for my liking, was it intentional?

What the next project?
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@nathen007 ·
Thank you :-)

Well spotted! The socket was put in the wrong place despite my giving exact locations for sockets and drains when the plans were created. I hadn't noticed until I started to plan the kitchen and decided that, as it wasn't directly behind, I'd roll with it. It wouldn't pass UK building regs, though!

Next project? Solar, I think. We're just getting quotes in, but for me, I still have a lot of waterproofing and repainting as we have rising damp from them not underfilling the house properly and then skimping on prep. before painting. Nightmare is never-ending but keeps me out of mischief ;-)

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@lizelle ·
Having lived through many home renovations, I know all about how a one-day job by the experts can turn into a messy weekend—or a couple of weekends, for that matter!
Walls are never straight, etc. Awful how tradesmen aren't interested in a small job!
Your result looks good, though, and you saved yourself some bucks ;)
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@macchiata ·
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My kitchen base is like that too except I need to change the tiling :D and wondering if I should just DIY it. Though labor is reasonable here, I have a hard time finding one that's not too lazy. I find most people too lazy to my liking hahaha.
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@nathen007 ·
If you have some basic tools, give it a go. The only tool that's worth buying is a really cheap notched trowel.

https://th.shp.ee/MUgvJE6

Just a little patience and hey presto! A new skill will be acquired!

Hope you and mum are having a great weekend :-)
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@patsitivity ·
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My dream kitchen looks something like this! Simple yet sleek and functional. We have a small kitchen and working around here is challenging. Hopefully we'll save enough this year for our dream kitchen! 😁
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@nathen007 ·
@patsitivity thank you so much! What I did whilst I was saving up was go to Ikea's website and play around with their kitchen planner. It's very addictive! The picture below is my final design, and as you can see, it's a pretty accurate representation of the completed kitchen.

Hope you're getting back to perfect health and you both have a wonderful weekend :-)

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@riverflows ·
Hey, nice work! Tiling is notoriously difficult. I swear I nearly committed Jamie to an asylum when he did the tiling in our kitchen and though I really want to replace them now, he'd rather jump in front of a train, so I appreciate the effort here! 
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@nathen007 ·
Replace?!! Oh dear. It is an awful job, and the pressure is multiplied as they form such an important part of the whole aesthetic.
Thank you so much for dropping by. I appreciate the appreciation and hope you're having a wonderful weekend.
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@sheeniiee ·
We just started renovating our house and we really struggle to do it by ourselves. My uncle was struggling a lot about the tiles. Thank you for sharing thi with us it is really helpful.

Never imagined I would see this post, and thank God I did. This is so helpful especially to us🤍
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