The cutting process for floor tiles typically involves measuring and marking the tile, then using a tile cutter or saw to make precise cuts along the incised lines. The tile is then fitted into place and secured with adhesive and grout.
Tilers use various tools to cut and fix tiles, including tile cutters, saws, tile nippers, notched trowels, spacers, adhesive spreaders, grout floats, and rubber mallets. These tools help ensure tiles are accurately cut and positioned for a polished finish.
Kitchen tile installation may be different from other areas of the home due to the potential for exposure to heat, moisture, and food spills. As a result, kitchen tiles may need to be selected and installed with these factors in mind.
Tilers can help with tile selection, preparing surfaces for tiling, cutting, and positioning tiles, and applying adhesive and grout. They can also ensure tiles are correctly aligned and spaced for a professional finish.