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Creating a modern twist with floor tiles. 🟧

8,184,386 views • 2 years ago •via X (Twitter)

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Andy T's profile picture
Andy T2 years ago

Sharp edges will slice feet. This is a no from me, dawg.

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Luc Bernardin2 years ago

Edges not aligned…. could not live with that 💀

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John Luke2 years ago

A clever technique for creating an Artificial brick effect in cement.

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Dee Dub2 years ago

That's not a modern twist. That's an OLD trick to cover up the fact that you broke one tile after it was stuck to the floor, lol!

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Roger Dottin2 years ago

Not practical at all. Horrible idea. Do not even try it.

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Jorge Morales2 years ago

Not good. Each broken edge is sharp. It would be very unsafe for naked feet, specialty babies and children. And no, the "filler" will not cover the sharped edge.

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I Hate the antichrist Ministries2 years ago

>not floated >not leveled No thanks

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Danner Foundation2 years ago

As an architect I could explain all the reasons that this is not done and would not be acceptable or meet code in most places; but most would refute with no knowledge, so,mif you think it is a good idea…go right ahead. However; realize, those edges are now unsealed, sharp, unlevel and you will end up having to redo the whole job in order to ever sell that house as it will not pass inspection.

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Garett Nelson2 years ago

Would have been more aesthetically pleasing with dark grout

Luna Uyenberg's profile picture
Luna Uyenberg2 years ago

Need a good floor

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