I think he did a stellar job explaining everything quite well. However, I might point out that you NEVER want to swirl your thin set mortar before applying tile. ALWAYS straight lines and back-butter each tile to insure a perfect contact and no possibility of corner cracking from un-even weight. Just a suggestion. Thanks

This wouldn't fly here in England, this guy is nothing but a handyman...he's jack of all trades..master of none.

I'm about to do my Dads bathroom floor so glad i found this. Thank you, you certainly gave me a few heads up for sure.

the speed with which he drops the tile almost already in place shows the clear ease of the true pro. It's a pro that makes it look easy. Puts me off even trying

Just a tip score your tile in the Ruby cut before u put it through the wet cutter. It saves your tile chipping. 👍😀

He's not sticking down the tiles with PVA, he's priming the the wood so it doesn't suck the moisture out of the adhesive before it sets.

my job came out PERFECT!!!   thanks, for the tips...I was prepared and NAILED it...

This is how most tile professionals set up the layout in my area.  I've been working in tile for 7 years and this type of method can be very fast once you get the hang of it.  Of course, we use laser levels off of our initial wall line and measure for 2 tiles and 2 grout spaces in order to get the 2nd perpendicular line.  Basically, this is a basic version of how to begin a grid pattern which is very fast and allows several installers to begin at different ends of any job.

Thanks Tommy , really helped me finish a small shower room.

Thank you, I will be installing tile for my first time tomorrow on a job. After watching this, I am a true professional, my boss will have no idea this will be my first time laying tile because of this video. After the job is complete I shall celebrate with tea and crumpets in honor of the man working in this video! Subscribed! :D

always trowel in straight lines noob or the air gets stuck underneath and u risk cipping & breaking.l2tile

Very helpful, I have a concrete floor to tile, I've done it before but this video will speed the job up a lot. With thanks, John

Thanks for taking the time to share this. Much appreciated!

Excellent video mate, I just bought a house and I'm doing the work myself, to save money, and feel proud.. :)

I'm looking for a Cooking Show and I found this.. I subscribed. And now I want to cover our house with Tiles..

Great Video, looks easy to follow, that might change when i start it myself.

Thank you so much I had the same question.

Greetings from México-

Very detailed tutorial you've outlined. We find so many installers that use a metal float to grout stone floors with. The process leaves fine scratches all over.

makes cuts around doors and walls alot easier, but I love the rapid set thinset....I do alot of tile and makes it so much faster.......you can tell this guy been doin this for awhile

You've given me the confidence to try this myself. Thanks very much.