HOW TO TILE A SHOWER

ROLL UP YOUR SLEEVES—WE’LL SHOW YOU HOW TO TACKLE THE JOB HEADFIRST

BY SAM ROSENMAYER

There’s no getting around it: Tiling a shower is a big and messy project. But an updated surround can transform the look and feel of your bathroom. I chose a colored subway tile for the shower walls, sliced pebble tile for the shower base and dark gray grout, but a wide range of colors, patterns and tiles are available in stores or online to complement the design of any bathroom (to get inspired, see “Step Off the Subway” on p. 20). If this is your first time shopping for shower tiles, go with porcelain or ceramic because they are durable and more stain resistant than other tile types. Before you get started, change into clothes you have no problem possibly ruining—again, this is a messy job. And while it’s not the most…

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Family Handyman (Digital) - 1 Issue, March 2024

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