Tiling A Bathroom Wall: Fill & Download for Free

Tiling is something that brings out the fervent elegance of your personality through your home décor. You can tile your home outside and inside. From the patio & poolside rink on the outside to the kitchens & bathrooms on the inside, tiles decorate every inch of your living space with an embellishment of style and texture.Bathrooms, in particular, are quite the corner which is most influenced by tiling. It is one of the few parts of a living space that can have almost a full-scale tiling, from floor to walls to even the ceiling. For making a bathroom beautiful and useful, laying the tiles efficiently and aesthetically is very essential. But before starting off with a bathroom renovation getting to know about the different types of bathroom wall tiles is very important.There are stone tiles and there are ceramic tiles. Stone tiles are made from marbles & granites which are quite heavy, hardy and cool. The ceramic tiles are however the most popular ones. Vitrified and porcelains are its other variants. And it has various finishes like glossy, satin and matt. You can buy designer tiles from companies like Kajaria Ceramics to revamp your home decor.

Let’s say we want to spend $1000, and that the price also includes the supplies and tools we will need to buy:Scrub floors, tub, toilet and tiles with Tilex - $25New towel bars, hangers, and toilet paper holder — $100While those are off the wall, fill and sand all walls — $25New paint on walls, ceiling, and trim — $150Re-caulk bathtub — $25New mirror — $100New light fixtures — $100New switch plates and outlet covers — $25New faucet — $100New shower head with extension hose — $100New toilet seat — $50Art — $100Storage (shelves, stands, and so on) — $100And there we go!If you live in Canada or the USA, you should start going to TJ Max / Homesense stores and watching for things like fixtures, mirrors, art, and so on. They have great deals. You should also watch the flyers from Home Depot and Lowes for sales on things like paint and faucets.Special bonus: Consider some funky new wallpaper on one of the walls. This can totally transform a small space. And don’t be afraid to go bold! This will cost around $250 or so.And if you want to take this one level up but still short of a full reno, you can pick up a new vanity for around $500, depending on how fancy you want.Here’s a bathroom I did a few years ago, it was around $1000:

Why would "architecture people" (nice people call them architects) be annoyed if you asked them to fix a crack in a bathroom tile? Or install your windows? Or if you asked "biology people" to examine your pets? Or visit you every day to water your plants?Computer scientists do not fix computers. IT technicians fix computers. Many successful computer scientists do not know how to fix a computer. Those computer scientists that do know how to fix a computer know so because like you, they had no clue what computer science is before they started it, and they thought that because they like fixing computers (or just computers, nevermind the fixing) they will also like computer science. On a slightly unrelated note, that also partially explains the high drop out rates (about 70% where I was an undergrad).In one of the computer science departments at my undergrad university, this comic was printed out and stuck to the wall:Of course most computer science students prefer LaTeX over powerpoint, but the point still stands. Architects are not trained to switch out lightbulbs. Biologists are not trained to water plants. Computer scientists are not trained to fix computers.