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DIY Guidelines for Mosaic Tile Installation


Mosaic tiles use patchwork to make an artistic design. Different shapes and colors are worked together to represent an abstract art. It could be a simple pattern from kids coloring book or a complex design depicting a story. These artistic and creative tiles give you an opportunity to express your interests or feelings in an exclusive manner.

Mosaic tile installation requires great focus and strategy so that the tiles do not crack at long last. These quite simple instructions would be useful in carrying out the job.

- Take a pen marker and draw the layout on the tile surface. Draw a rough sketch and do not focus on detail patterns. These designs would be recognized, once you start the work.

- Segregate the colored and shaped tiles into different piles. Do not forget to get ready a rough pattern on the dry surface. This ensures that the color and shape combinations match with each other.

- The next step is cutting the tiles into the required size. Cut the mosaic tiles using a tile cutter. Keep in mind that you need to keep a gap of 5mm between the tiles to fill the grout.

- After cutting the tiles, paste the tiles on the surface one at a time. Make sure that you paste the tiles with superior glue. Do not put in excess glue as it might take hours to dry out.

- Once you paste the tiles, leave it to bond for 24 hours. Avoid using the area for a whole day. This time is important to build the cohesive force between the mosaic tiles. After 24 hours, transfer the tiles with inadequate amount of glue between the tiles.

- Now, grout the gap between the tiles. Verify with a professional while selecting the grout. You can use an even color or look for colored grout to bring a variation to your mosaic designs.

So, make a magic charm bounding mosaic tile design with help of the above installation methods.

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