How to Tile a Fireplace | House One 

As someone doing tile like this for the first time, this was great and easy to follow. Thank you!

Enjoy her narration, however; it would be nice to see more of the actual work performed.

Great job, thank you! Nice presentation. Now the hard part. I'll do mine...

This ru-vid.comUgkxATHBlMJwipGgVWseuAFKvDQ_5R4_lywo unit was an easy install and turned out amazing. The dimensions were exact! I took a chance and built the wall prior to receiving the unit which arrived sooner than expected and it fit right in the space I constructed. The heat output is perfect for the space we needed and made the room exactly how we envisioned it to turn out. I am happy to answer any questions to the best of my ability. Thank you for the awesome product just in time for the holidays.

Very impressive. Well done!

Great information great job

Jenn... Great job!

Might be a dumb question but with the herring bone tile, how did you make sure you had the smaller pieces for the random gaps?

What kind of mortar do you use for high heat areas?

I will add that the premixed mortar I usually use states that it should only be installed in areas that will be less than 120 degrees Fahrenheit. So another vote for mixing it up.

Wow So impressive, and she is beautifully poised

Wow fireplace looks so awesome..Can I put the same tile over my brick fireplace? Not sure if prolite thinset will hold the tile. Please advise.

Can you put tile over Bedford stone on the front of the fireplace or do you need to take the stone off?

At 7:20 there is a triangular piece that is missing tile at the top; how did you correct for that?

You did an Amazing job, it's gorgeous. I'm a beginner; maybe one day I'll be half as talented

Looks nice, where the tile meets the bottom of the fire box looks a little sloppy, mortar on firebox frame.

The black strips you used to hold the tile in…why are they used? I have heat tape there now but I think it needs to be removed.

7:15 & 7:20 YOU CAN NOTICE UPPER RIGHT CORNER NOT ALIGNED PROPERLY

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Is it just me, or does everyone have these tile saws set waaaaay too high. Shouldn't it be set lower to protect your fingers? Setting it lower also gives the tile a more vertical cut, instead of angled cut of the blade, which would be useful if you want to notch out part of the tile instead of cutting all the way through it.

note to self do not buy herringbone mosaic pain in the butt.

How to tile vs. how to talk about DIY? How about some drop cloth to protect the floor?

why do you talk talk talk talk so much rather than do any actions? lol

She's a talker, maybe use someone who actually does the work next time. So many details left out.