The Guide to Professional Tile Installation: Tips, Techniques, and Best Practices
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As we enter 2024, tile installers have a unique opportunity to advance their businesses with the Section 179 tax deduction. This powerful incentive allows for the full deduction of qualifying equipment costs, fostering significant financial and operational benefits. From improving cash flow through immediate expense deductions to encouraging investment in state-of-the-art equipment, Section 179 is tailored to support the growth and competitiveness of tile installation businesses. Discover how this tax provision can be a game-changer for your business, and how TileTools.com's special offer aligns perfectly with these advantages.Read now
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Harnessing the Power of Tile Leveling Systems: Your Complete Guide
Tile leveling systems have revolutionized the tiling industry, making it easier to achieve a professional-looking finish, regardless of the tile size or layout.Read now -
Mastic vs Thinset – Which should I use?
Read nowThere’s a newer tile adhesive introduced to the market that falls into the mastic family, some make claims that might end up causing you damage down the road. This article doesn’t want to discourage you from using mastic, we only...
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How to use tile nippers
Using tile nippers is a quick and sometimes easy solution to manipulate your tile right at the point of installation. This blog provides some useful information on how and when to use your tile nippers.Read now -
A Guide for Choosing the Right Tile Trowel Size
Read nowChoosing the right trowel can be confusing.
Choosing the right tile trowel size can make a huge difference in the success of your tile installation project. By following the guidelines we've provided, you'll be able to choose the right trowel size and notch for your tiles with confidence. Remember that the trowel size should match the tile size, and the type of notch you use will affect the concentration level of thinset. Consider the placement of the tiles and the surface you'll be laying them on to determine the appropriate trowel size. By using the right trowel and notch, you'll be on your way to a successful tile installation.