Floor Tile - Help Needed

[ForeverMaker]

I am laying 35" rectangular porcelain tile down in a 320 sq ft sunroom and have all the tile and tools. Concrete slab which is pretty level. Room is pretty much a rectangle. Nothing too challenging.

 

Looking to have someone come and assist me for 2-4 hours. The tiles are large and I really need help initially setting up the layout and laying it.

 

I will cut and lay all the extra pieces around the perimeter and do the grout after.

 

Rate: $50/hour + lunch

Location: Dublin

Timeline: Within the next week or 2. Weekends fine.

PM me here if interested or email ryan@forevermaker.com

 

You don't need to be a professional tile person, just someone that can start the initial layout and help set them.

[STEVE-O]

Got this hit me up (614) 735-9361

[ForeverMaker]

Got this hit me up (614) 735-9361

 

ok cool I will text you tomorrow

[Turbs3000]

For what it's worth you really want to lay and cut the whole room first, rather then piecing things in later. Or at least with 2 people cut as you go.

 

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[spankis]

For what it's worth you really want to lay and cut the whole room first, rather then piecing things in later. Or at least with 2 people cut as you go.

 

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+1

 

I did 48" tile in my master bath cutting first and laying out (with spacers), and then even numbered the back of each once I was happy with the layout. Looks great, mate.

[ForeverMaker]

Got it. Makes sense.

[cstmg8]

No need to lay out 320 sqft. Chalk a couple lines across the room at different points (1/4, 1/2, etc...) Measuring from your starting wall. Hopefully it's straight, but you can pull your line across the base of it also, for a straight starting point.

Lay out your first couple rows to get a good straight start, then start sticking them down, occasionally measuring out to the next chalk line to confirm the same distance from each end.

Pretty simple.