Installation Guide

General installation tips:

- Use a wet saw; can get a cheap one at a hardware store

- Use paint sticks on each side of the blade to hold the tile flat as you run it through the

saw

- Set up a drying station: a towel and a hair dryer to dry the tile after cutting so you can

install it right away

- Instead of cutting the tile around outlets, just trim the unneeded tiles out with scissors

and piece the gaps with tile bits from the saw.

- Look for crooked tiles on the mesh backing. Peel off and reapply. May want to apply a

little glue when applying the pulled off pieces to the wall in case the mortar isn’t enough to

grab it.

- After applying the grout, go around with a small damp rag to clean off grout left behind in

the tile grooves. As the grout dries, you’ll easily see it.

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General installation tips: - Use a wet saw; can get a cheap one at a hardware store - Use paint sticks on each side of the blade to hold the tile flat as you run it through the saw - Set up a drying station: a towel and a hair dryer to dry the tile after cutting so you can install it right away - Instead of cutting the tile around outlets, just trim the unneeded tiles out with scissors and piece the gaps with tile bits from the saw. - Look for crooked tiles on the mesh backing. Peel off and reapply.