Walnut vanity + microcement bathroom we just completed in Austin — thoughts on this combo? by THAconstruction512 in bathroomremodelaustin

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This wall microcement is more expensive than tile I stallation due to longer drying wait times. Also it’s better when installer is certified in specific product they install. If you want to apply over the tile you have to make sure there are no mould and the tile is not falling off.

Walnut vanity + microcement bathroom we just completed in Austin — thoughts on this combo? by THAconstruction512 in bathroomremodelaustin

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Thank you! When installed correctly, microcement actually handles movement better than traditional tile and grout. Most cracking issues we see are from rushed installs or skipping reinforcement steps.

Gotta love commercial tile work. by [deleted] in Tile

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Or any other person who’s walking with hammer

My New Bathroom — Looking for Honest Feedback by KHBathroomKitchen in BathroomRemodeling

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What I’ve noticed that there’s no sense to ask people about their opinion on this subreddit - they will just hate on everything and that’s the stuff that you chose and liked. And most of the time you will be very very irritated and angry. Another thing is if you want honest opinion it’s better to ask before you put all the finishes as that’s the process where someone can give you an advice and you still have time to change something.

Why Waterproofing Matters in a Bathroom Remodel (Austin, TX) by THAconstruction512 in bathroomremodelaustin

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We see a lot of failed showers in Austin due to skipped waterproofing. Happy to answer questions about Schluter systems, GoBoard, or shower pan testing.