Recent content by Mge2093

Benwah - THANK YOU. THANK YOU! AND THANK YOU!!!!!

In my case, I have a 22 lf joint between two adjoining slabs: 30 y/o old slab and new 2 y/o slab (pinned together with rebar). I think Metzger / McG 100% RS 88 1:1 cartridge might be my solution. Again, thanks, bench!

For the tiles to have 'waterproof integrity', important to have flat floors before starting the install, others, you'll likely have corners pop up from high / low spots

David - Thanks for this update - really helpful to hear how its holding up.

Looks great. Couple questions: 1) 'joints with sand and 100% solids epoxy joint filler' - I LOVE the look of this, , BUT with so much well intended guidance against epoxying over filled joints (due to risk of eventual cracking), , , could you share which product you use, , , and whether this...

I do this also. works.

I agree. newage flooring is good

looks good! thanks for this tip! Floor needs to be FLAT for these tiles to be 'waterproof' underneath

thanks Shea

looks great

thanks!

After evaluating alternatives, I have decided to start down the path with NewAge floor tiles - the higher cost offset in my mind by a more predictable outcome with less prep / installation skill requirements. The downside: NewAge customer service is not very good; they do not seem to have...

thanks for this!