Yes, cabinets are typically bolted to walls. However, freestanding units like islands and peninsulas, or cabinets facing uneven walls, require floor bolting to prevent tipping.

😂

Lol that's a good one :))

Why not?

Honestly don't know :))

🙂

Don't like the new color? 😂

😅

I know right? 😂

What happened 😅

Why not?

Using a mallet directly on the plank can damage the locking mechanism and leave gaps between the planks. But you can use a tapping block to distribute the force of the mallet and gently tap the planks together. If you install the planks correctly and they lock together, there won't be any space for liquids to seep through. Still, you can use a sealant for finishing. But remember to use a sealant that is made specifically for laminate floors.

Thanks but we're not interested.

@@matrixgc According to your video you deserve more likes subscribers views

@@BD-KZfaq-Developer We appreciate your concern, but we're not interested.

Thanks for the kind words! Your recommendation just made our day :)

What's the problem?

Yes they do!

Glad you liked it :)

🙂🙂🙂

Thank you for your positive feedback! The FHA 203k loan indeed is a valuable tool in real estate that more people should consider utilizing. I’m glad you found the video informative, and we will surely continue to create content that helps people make informed real estate decisions.

Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it :)

But why?! 😅

@@matrixgc It's such a nice red!!! Gray is so depressing. It's like it's not really a color -- It's an uncolor.

I get the point but grey goes better with everything else and even makes the room look bigger. Don't you agree?@@Tim_ra

😂😂😂

Just a joke my friend 😅

Happy you enjoyed watching it 😂❤

It's really important to wait until the thinset mortar is totally dry before you start grouting. This usually takes about 24 to 48 hours, but it can vary depending on the type of mortar, how humid it is, and how warm it is. It's a good idea to get to grouting as soon as the mortar is dry. However, if it's been a while since you laid the tiles, you might want to give the area a good vacuum first. Always check the instructions for the adhesive you're using to make sure you're following the right timing, especially if it's humid or cold.

Did you notice the look on😮 the outlet faces?? It's like they knew they were going to be traumatized!

Tiny guilty pleasures in life 😂

🤣🤣🤣

It sure did 🤣

Tell me about it 🤣

It's a joke :)) Of course you should take of the plates!

Yes, this is the rough cleanup, which marks the initial phase of the construction cleanup process. For more detailed information, please refer to the article where we have elaborated on the various phases of construction cleanup. matrixgc.com/how-to-do-a-construction-clean-up/

Obtaining OSHA certification is a good way to ensure safe and high-quality work while also keeping customers happy. It may be required in some jurisdictions. For more information, refer to the OSHA website: www.osha.gov/cleaning-industry

This is a good question! A decoupler is typically used to manage movement and moisture in installations prone to these issues, such as wood subfloors or cracked concrete. Since we were working with uncracked concrete, a decoupler wasn't necessary in this case. Regarding primer usage, while primer generally improves the bond between tiles and the floor, the specific mortar we used (Ultraflex 1 www.homedepot.com/p/Mapei-Ultraflex-1-50-lb-White-Flooring-Powder-Mortar-with-Polymer-2905723PP/202198584) does not necessarily require a primer on concrete floors. However, if you have gypsum-based patchings or leveling substrates applying a suitable primer is necessary. Porcelain tile is typically dense and impervious, and as such, it doesn't necessarily need to be sealed. However, applying a sealant to the grout lines is advisable, especially in wet areas, to protect them from stains and moisture. Although our project was tiling a kitchen and living room and was not in a wet area we still applied sealant to the grout lines. I recommend referring to the associated article for comprehensive details. matrixgc.com/install-porcelain-tile-over-a-concrete-floor-like-a-pro/

Great! Let us know if you needed professional help :)

Thanks for your comment!

Air pockets in tiling can result from different reasons like inadequate thinnest coverage, surface contamination, improper trowel notching, differences in absorption rates, or insufficient bedding of the tile. Back buttering, the application of a thin layer of mortar to the back of the tile, can enhance the bond strength by compensating for irregularities, improving coverage, and reducing the risk of voids. It is especially beneficial when addressing challenges that may compromise the adhesion between the tile and the substrate, contributing to a more durable and solid tile installation.

@@matrixgc thanks man, very informative.

I'm an apprentice and my lead tile setter has just flatulence...air pockets. It's very disconcerting especially with out proper ventilation and after the Thai place buffet.

Thank you so much for your kind words! We are glad you liked the transformation of the home. ☺

Hi dear, In this video, we are sharing 10 mistakes that you should avoid when installing a laminate floor. Number 7 is "running laminate flooring parallel to joists," which is a mistake. So, you should run them perpendicular to the joists.

We glad you like it.

Thanks

Porcelain tile is a type of tile that is stronger, more durable, and more water resistant. Ceramic tile tends to be less expensive. Basically, ceramic tile tends to be sold in smaller than 12x12 pieces. Larger tile is usually sold in porcelain because it is less prone to cracking during installation. Also if you install a porcelain tile floor it is more resistant to cracking if a family member drops an item on it like a heavy toy or glass.

@@matrixgc thank you so much !!

As a construction company, we understand that combining two row houses and adding an additional floor to the structure can be a complex undertaking, but it is definitely achievable with the right approach. There are several obstacles you may face during the process, such as zoning laws, building codes, and structural concerns that need to be addressed. Additionally, if the row houses are in a designated historic district, preserving the original building's integrity may be a priority. We would be happy to set up a consultation to discuss your project and provide you with a quote. Please feel free to contact us to learn more about our construction services and how we can help you achieve your goals. 🌐 matrixgc.com/ 📞 215-501-7566 📍 4731 Frankford Ave, #Philadelphia PA 19124 Matrix #Construction | #1 Philadelphia #203kcontractor ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Thank you for your comment.