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Working with Manufactured Stone Working with Manufactured Stone Online Membership Required

Fake rocks can look pretty good if you know what you’re doing by Brendan Mostecki

Do-It-Yourself Stone Counters
Do-It-Yourself Stone Counters

Softer and highly polishable, soapstone can be an excellent choice for a stone counter by Michael Pekovich

Eye-catching ceramic tiles

Designer ceramic tiles embrace subtle differences in appearance from batch to batch by Justin Fink

Two Projects with Epoxy Grout

Using epoxy grout to tile showers is a mixed experience by Barbara Tomlinson

Q & A: Leakproof drain in a shower

by Jane Aeon

Ditra Tile Underlayment
Video: Ditra Tile Underlayment

New and noteworthy staff picks from the 2007 International Builders' Show

Crack-free, color-matched grout for a tile backsplash
Tip: Crack-free, color-matched grout for a tile backsplash

by Kerry L . Klages

Q & A: Tile grout: seal or no seal?

by Tom Meehan

Q & A: Tiling over different substrates

by Jane Aeon

A New Way to Tile a Big FloorOnline Membership Required

A high-tech membrane minimizes the chances for cracked tile or grout failure by Tom Meehan

Tiling a Backsplash

Durable and decorative, a tile backsplash dresses up the wall behind a sink or behind a stove by Tom Meehan

Glass TileOnline Membership Required

It's the hottest thing on the market, but the installation is trickier than with ceramic tile by Tom Meehan

Upgrading to a Tile ShowerOnline Membership Required

Replace your old fiberglass tub with a tiled shower by Tom Meehan

Q & A: Tiling over concrete cracks

by Tom Meehan

Cutting Ceramic TileOnline Membership Required

Straight, curved or circular cuts can make or break a day of setting tile by David Hart

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