Real tile backsplash?
Hi all. My class A has mirrors behind the kitchen sink and stovetop. It is attached to the wall with double sided tape, so it is easily removable. I am thinking about replacing it with smart tiles,...
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Yes, you can use vitreous tile in RV's. I've used various porcelain and ceramic tile in a few RV's. My old Starcraft has a tiled area around the heater. I used 1/2" quarry tile and all is still good after four years. You can look at my tiling techniques in the restoration thread in my signature line, The Cowboy/Hilton
Modified thinset and modified grout will hold up well on wall surfaces.
Vitreous tile can be a good choice as the plastic tiles are limited in color and style choices. I know a few high-end MH mfgs use mostly glass tile for backsplashes in the galley and bath areas. Glass is shiny and shiny sells.
Modified thinset and modified grout will hold up well on wall surfaces.
Vitreous tile can be a good choice as the plastic tiles are limited in color and style choices. I know a few high-end MH mfgs use mostly glass tile for backsplashes in the galley and bath areas. Glass is shiny and shiny sells.
