![]() If whipping out a tile cutter feels beyond your current skill set, don’t sweat it. A tile cutter will come in handy for this step, so have one ready just in case. The tiles will more than likely not all be perfect squares. To dry lay, all you have to do is place and mark the position of the tiles with a pen or pencil.ĭuring this process, you’ll determine if you need to cut down any tiles to fill in the gaps. ![]() Once you have your tiles ready to go, be sure to “dry lay” first, so that when it’s time to stick them to the table they’re in the perfect position. Once your tiles are home, make sure to clean them carefully with soap and water to remove any dirt, dust, and oily residue. Additionally, glazed ceramic tiles have a protective layering that combats moisture damage. Small tiles are great because they are less likely than larger tiles to crack. Whatever you choose, just make sure that your tiles will hold up to water, stains, and time, instead of making a choice based on aesthetics alone. It’s all about what’s going to look good in your space! Small mosaic and ceramic tiles are the most commonly used as part of this trend, but you can pick whatever tiles suit your taste. The Fun Part: Pick Your Tiles and Give Them a Test Run (That last step will vary depending on the piece you’re working with.) Make sure to sand old furniture-especially if it’s warped-and prep your surface properly. Sparetoolz allows you to connect with your community, get the tools you need, save money (and keep it local), and get advice from tool owners along the way.įor those less inclined to play Bob the Builder, you can repurpose existing furniture or rummage through your local thrift store. When it comes to finding tools for projects like this, tap into the resources available on the Sparetoolz app. Wood species like walnut, maple, and mahogany are durable and perfect for DIY projects. If you’re lucky, they’ll even cut the pieces down to the perfect size. Your local home improvement store will most likely have a hefty selection of the type of wood needed for constructing a durable table. You can absolutely build your own table, if that’s your thing. ![]() Get your tools ready and let’s get started! Today, we’re breaking down how you can spruce up your entryway, living room, or office space with this must-do tile table project. ![]() The (often-pastel) tiled desk is aesthetically pleasing and influencer approved, but even better - it’s a breeze to build, easy on the wallet, and a great way to upcycle furniture that’s lost its lustrous appeal. ![]()
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