RONA – How to Build a Ceramic Tile Shower

This project starts with an acrylic shower base already installed. To build a ceramic shower stall, make sure you choose wall tiles and appropriate adhesive. Before purchasing the tiles, calculate the surface area and add a percentage to allow for breakages and spares. Add 5% for tiles laid out in straight lines and 10 to15% for a diagonal layout.

Tools and materials you’ll need:

– Bucket
– Caulking gun
– Chalk line
– Cutter saw
– Drill
– Gloves
– Grout float
– Hammer
– Hole saw
– Level
– Marker
– Measuring tape
– Mixer
– Notched trowel
– Paintbrush
– Sponge
– Squarre
– T-rule
– Taping Knife
– Tile cutter
– Utility knife
– 1½ in screw nails
– Cement backer board
– Ceramic wall tile
– Finishing trims
– Flat head nails
– Grout
– Grout sealer
– Nylon joint tape
– Plastic tile spacers
– Silicone sealant for kitchen and bathroom
– Thinset mortar

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