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| Septic leach lines in |
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| back patio |
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| my dad, the Can King |
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| Michelle closes in the bedroom wall! |
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| Dad closes in the opposite corner |
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| the hallway view of the "sunshine" room |
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| Chad is leveling out the living room floor |
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| Kitchen floor grouted... done! All free tiles! |
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| Pantry wall... don't worry, the red was spray paint! |
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| Dad doing the wall with the diamonds |
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| The "starry night" room |
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| Master bathroom floor! |
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| Master bathroom steps. |
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| Master bathroom wall climbing higher! |
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| "Sunshine" bedroom completed! |
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| "Starry night" bedroom almost all closed in |
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| Kitchen floor and wall |
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| family bathroom ready to be tiled |
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| hallway can and bottle wall |
Before you decide on a particular type and style of tile, you need to make sure it is suitable for its intended position and application. For example, not all floors are strong enough to bear the weight of quarry tiles, and not all ceramic tiles may be used on kitchen countertops or in showers.
ReplyDeleteHi! My husband and I are looking forward to starting our earthship soon and I am looking through your progress. It looks awesome, super excited for you. I was wondering how you set the tile on the ground. How did you prep the earth to receive the tile. I've done tile work in our conventional house using durock on the wood subfloor but it looks like from the above pictures that you are going from the dirt to tile. I've never worked with it like that before. Is that how you did it? Where are you building?
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