$10,000 Tile Shower Job Part 1. 24x48 Large format tile instal. diy tutorial

[@BathroomRemodelingTeacher]

Nice video winni! Good explanations. I’ve never had too much luck with those trolley saws. I’ve had Imer and Raimondi, they both had minor vibrations with motors and never got great cuts. Especially with a high gloss porcelain like that. 👍

[@WINNI.Designs]

Thanks! I absolutely love my saw. I have t tested many different saws out

[@BathroomRemodelingTeacher]

@@WINNI.Designs what blade are you using on it? And what’s the model? You do almost have to have one these days. All these tiles are getting bigger! Really like the design your creating on this one

[@WINNI.Designs]

@@BathroomRemodelingTeacher the saw is DC250 and the blade is 10” venom

[@justanotherchannel6097]

Dewalt 24000 does the job best bang for buck

[@ofrimashiah2]

Nice to meet you mate :) you actually look my age. Im 25 and just finished my engineer degree for remodeling contractor. So actually quite nice to see that youre quite young. Great job btw

[@WINNI.Designs]

Nice to have you! I’m 29 and absolutely love construction! Really hoping to get more people inspired to get into the trades

[@ofrimashiah2]

@@WINNI.Designs yea said youre young because youre self employed under 30 as I understand... Here its not too common so glad to see another friend in the trades who is self employed

[@MegaThepow]

Great job man. Looks awesome. Do you see any bow in the middle of each large tile? I’m going to tile my fireplace soon, but not sure how to take care of those bow tile in the middle of each tile. Any tips you can help with it?

[@StarrTile]

Mad skills 👍💪

[@WINNI.Designs]

Thank you so much!

[@NeilSalumbides09]

Hi, I just want to know what size of spacer you usually use for large format tiles on the wall and floor? Thanks 🙏🙏

[@Tech-oc5uv]

Did my first bathroom and i dont know how the heck you stay so clean

[@Samessin06]

Can’t wait for part 2! This is looking sick!

[@WINNI.Designs]

Should be out tonight!

[@NathanTilesTheWorld]

Details make the difference. My motto.

[@WINNI.Designs]

Absolutely!

[@davetaylor2449]

If this part one, how did the go board, and shower pan get installed?

[@Autrys]

Looks good. Thanks for the awesome video.

[@scoobtoober2975]

Roughly what's the tile and fixture costs on a job like this. 7-10k more. so out the door 20k? So temping, thanks for sharing.

[@briangreen3307]

Looks great. Did you use a special mortar or tile adhesive for those larger tile?

[@PTL4179]

Floor tile is the same as the wall? If that case will it be too slippery? Great clips, btw.

[@victorbash17]

What tiles brand/name are you using if you don't mind me asking?

[@jondoe79]

Video explanation and work through is really impressive👍

[@WINNI.Designs]

Thank you so much

[@alexanderturl]

Why do you freehand mitre instead of tilting the rail saw?

[@AlCatrraz]

Just curious.... Seems you have a partial tile on the top row... wouldn't it be more aesthetic to have the PARTIAL TILE on the bottom? You measure from the top the proper distance for the whole tiles, and START FROM THE BOTTOM with the partial tile, where the CUT EDGE is on the very bottom...

[@everydaydad3062]

Looks awesome!

[@collabwithdennis]

Appreciate the content! Def inspiring bro!

[@frogmanpipes9561]

Does the size of the tile matter when you quote a price?

[@blackboyd1282]

What type and brand of thin set are you using?

[@TP1wchino503]

👍 excellent

[@colebuzzard7721]

Looks awesome, or as you say, sick! My only concern is the floor being hella slippery. Thoughts? Also how are you liking Goboard? Seems to be my only option around my area.

[@WINNI.Designs]

Hey. We have installed a bunch of these and people have not said anything about that. The key is to install honed tile. Never polished on the floor. Go board is great. We usually use KBRS boards now but i wanted to get rid of these first

[@surffish386]

@@WINNI.Designs i was wondering about the slip coefficient rating of that tile on the pan brah brah, think TCNA wants rating of 2 or higher??? just asterisk the invoice for artistic design exceeding mechanical limitations of materials and bill them for art over function at that point so no-one points finger crying to the law. i use the same corner shelves as much as i can, they match everything!

[@mystoryhisglory9438]

Nice work but that a 15-20k shower all day in north Carolina

[@tomintexas817]

Off topic but great shirt

[@DanielDaRiol]

Where do I get those poles?

[@legendarytwo8525]

Where do you get your material?

[@scoobtoober2975]

I was about to ask about not having tile drop on your head. I see what you did there. Others say, you need this xyz thinset. Thanks for sharing the practicality. I'm about to start on my walls, got my floor in. Linear drain is easier to tile around, less slope fudging. I'm so on the fence on the large tiles. As a diy and like small and manageable. or maybe go rent that beast. My cheap tip of the day, mix your thinset a touch thick. The cheap stuff that i'm using slackens and slides away, super gummy. When it's built up to fix an un-even floor, just 1/8 extra or so. I later go back to see if anything moved. I'm curious about the no grout trend, it has to work for in concept and never have to clean it ;)

[@JulianaSantos-uc2ni]

perfect

[@WINNI.Designs]

Thank you!

[@roybatty-]

10K that's funny. You got registered nurses on youtube DIYing these jobs 🤣

[@travlangley1]

You made that up, registered nurses doing tile? I can find problems with this guy….what do you thinks gunna happen when I look at what a diy nurse did?

[@roybatty-]

@@travlangley1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWTVpKRqapKGebM Not only can this RN lay tile but she's out of your league too. Laying tile is really more of an arts and craft job. Little reality check for you. 😆

[@qw3738]

How much should the floor slope for proper water drainage?

[@qw3738]

Awesome channel btw, I'm 19 and a new carpenter and really love learning more about my career

[@WINNI.Designs]

1/4” per foot is best

[@georgepaxton1694]

When is part 2?????

[@mobmoneymoovez6407]

Damn and i just installed a shower with niches and windows benches pony walls ,bath floor with same tile for $4500

[@adam.liston]

10k!? How much of this labor and how much if this is material?

[@WINNI.Designs]

Only materials are the shower system and the setting materials

[@marcopoulin1897]

Back wall should be first

[@yurybadanin5035]

$ 10 000 including labor and all material ?

[@davetaylor2449]

5 thousand dollar saw and you chipped a tile?

[@joerosado86]

When you finish patting yourself in the back, 1st rule of installing tiles on a shower, you need to waterproof the entire area either with RedGuard or something similar, also as a rule of thumb, i would of Install the floor 1st then the walls, and yes ive been installing tiles for the last 20 yrs, and no, i dont go around Bragging about how much am taking the customer for or Bragg about how nice is going to come out. Always let your work do the talking. Learn how to be HUMBLE man.

[@Ebbrush3]

green lasers are better ...i ordered green and they shipped red ....i was pissed

[@skeetorkiftwon]

8:44

[@taylorpurcell9407]

Great work but those prices are kind of a joke must be in the land of cheap people..10k is a huge bit off market price

[@hodldogetothemoon8690]

This floor is gonna be very slippery and dangerous to step on it when you get hair condition on it

[@WINNI.Designs]

Honed tile is the key. People been installing this for years

[@RawTakes]

u charged 10k and didnt even do the tile on the curb first and then wall tile? bruhhh wtff, shingle effect is real😂

[@Fabian7024]

Are you dumb? Lol

[@toddsmith7174]

That’s a 10,000 dollar lawsuit waiting to happen. Need to waterproof walls or you gonna get mold.

[@zachlong6553]

The Go board is water proof

[@Fabian7024]

Are you dumb?

[@navy9398]

Before my mom died from pancreatic cancer she looked really sick, and she was. So when you say something looks sick, that means awful or terrible. Here are some other words you can use. Cool Bitchin Awesome Neato Gravy Righteous Stellar Epic Otherwise, it was a "Great" video.

[@scottc.2101]

$10,000 tile job and you don't waterproof the whole shower? Rule one in tile is waterproof the entire thing not just the floor. Or it will turn into $10,000 law suite!

[@Ndrekafam]

Fyi , go boards on the walls are 100% waterproofing material !

[@BvictoryforChrist]

Yea it says waterproof on the back wall of the shower from the manufacture lol.

[@marennyalarcon9751]

Go board don't need waterproof

[@christopherschuster8657]

Sorry dude but you are going to have major problems. Your $10K shower is gonna cost you another $5K when you have to tear out the old tile because you have leaking and wall rot because YOU NEVER WATERPROOFED YOUR WALLS!!! Aquadefense or RedGuard your walls and your floors....2 coats. Good luck!

[@WINNI.Designs]

Thanks for looking out man. Please google Go Board and look at its details. 100% waterproof:) it’s not cement board. P.s if this was cement board you are 100% correct

[@robertgoss7355]

Don't you love when people don't have a clue what they are talking about and comment anyway.Go board is 100% waterproof. You only have to treat seams corners and nails. Look I'm all in on waterproofing, but these topical waterproof products have only gotten popular in the last 10 to 12 years . I've been at it for almost 26 years and never had a leak from not waterproof ing over cement board,before it really got popular and my father and grandfather before me with mud walls . know your products and tile history .