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I wouldn't recommend that method, either. It took nerves of steel, a lot of deep breaths, and some very nimble work with the grinder.

Nomadic, those wall tiles are 150 x 75 gloss. I'm not really guided by what is 'modern'. Wait till you see the pastel green toilet that will be going in the room and you'll see what I mean.

4" diamond wheel on the grinder with no guard as Pinkboy said. But I did it in-situ. I waterproofed the slab and stuffed the floor drain with paper. Then I took location measurements of the floor waste and screeded over it as I did the floor. I then laid the tiles and grouted them. Then I...

Yes, Pinkboy, pietra grey. Looks like a pretty serviceable tile and reasonably cheap. Glad it was less than 650sqm, though. That room isn't square, which is why I opted to tile the floor first - I was more confident about cutting those wall tiles than the floor tiles.

Yep. Same grey as the floor grout. I like a challenge. I was surprised at how well it turned out, though. It's a bathroom. Lots of waterproofing in that room - more than was necessary (especially given it's not an indoor bathroom). Waterproofing is relatively cheap. There is no reason to...

Problem is, handyandy, the whole room isn't square. I opted to do the floor first because I figured it would be easier to cut the wall tiles than the floor tiles. Yep that whole room has been thoroughly waterproofed. Boy, I have slopped a lot of that blue stuff around that room. If it didn't...

This is the bathroom bit of the 'the reno I didn't want to start'. I've never done much tiling, but I don't mind it - it's a bit meditative. This is a bathroom/laundry out in the backyard, so I wanted it to be a pretty utilitarian space i.e. a hose-out room. The shower area steps down an...