Instead of the tiles could I use a 24" stone slab?
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You cannot use a single slab unless you cut out the individuals partitions. It is all metal. This would be difficult. Great idea! But hard to do unless you're a welder.
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No, the top has individual section where the tiles fit in. There are 4 tiles 8x8 in the center and then in the 4 corners are small 4x4 tiles and then the edge inbetween is 8x4 tiles.
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Sure you can! But you are limited on the thickness of the metal !!! I'll recommend 1/16 or less! Take you time!Absolutely no "concrete"
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I cut a 72x72 down to 72x48. Easy to cut but the result is an uneven grout line below the first row of tile. A friend did the same cut down but had a more talented tile guy. The consistency of thinset on the floor isimportant to insure proper water flow. Short answer, yes.
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We installed this sink undermounted in a 30" cabinet. I think it would be possible but difficult to fit into a 24" base. Not sure about top mounting. I forget what the edge looked like. It feels totally flat, which isn't great for creating a finished look.
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24"is too big for it to handle. the platform is suitable for 18" at most and that's pushing it.
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HI Max - Thank you for writing and thank you for your interest in The Tile Mural Store. When we size an image for a mural the overall dimensions need to be evenly divisible by the tile size we use. Since there is not a tile size that divides evenly into 22" or 25" you can install the 18 x 18 mural and fill the rest of the space with plain field tiles or put a border/trim around the mural to frame it. The only other option to fill the space completely with the mural would be to make the mural 25 1/2" x 25 1/2" for $360.00 and then you can cut the tiles to fit into the space. I hope I've been helpful in answering your question. Please let me know how I may be of further assistance. Thank you again for writing. Toni - The Tile Mural Store
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I cut 24"tiles ,the cuts was very good ,if you cutting 4" tiles you , don't need such a big cutter
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The squares are small - like tile. The measure 13.5" so probably not very economical, may depend on the area you want to cover.
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Only if you have a piece cut to fit. I really like mine,but I am having trouble finding something to put on top to protect it. Someone suggested putting 20+20 floor tiles with felt pads . I don't know if that would work.
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Yes you can make any size you want. The saw-jig is guided by a 2x6 or 2x4 that the jig rides along, and you position that guide board by screwing it down to your log so that your saw cuts off a slab at the thickness you want.
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looks like you'd need 15 boxes - 22 x 20 = 440 sq ft divide by 30 (12" tiles in a box) = 14.666666.Then you would probably want edge pieces - make sure you get the right type male vs female.
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diagonal on a 24 inch tile for stone may be tricky you may need to drop the blade in half way and then spin the stone to cut the other side
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The actual metar section between the tile is 23x23. Area for fire glass is more like 18x18
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I would not cut the 12 x 24 mat into 2 12 x 12 mats. They are designed for larger projects and can be used to create wall decor. I would just buy the 12 x 12 mat if that is the size they need. The mats are very sticky and cutting them in the middle would be sticky and the mat might have trouble loading.
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We did not use the base plate in our install onto granite. I don't recall the exact size of the. Awe plate
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Try with a Rubi tile cutter, It cost a a few bucks more but it´s a better cutter. 25" tiles are large and QEP many times will break the tiles unproperly
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It is not recommended since you would generally install it with thinset. If you were to manage it you would risk the tile behind coming loose as well.