This is done intentionally, and repeats further throughout the installation. The main reason is it prevents long runs of grout lines. The installation will be stronger, and there’s no need for an expansion joint. Additionally, it’s harder to see if the grout joint shifts one direction or the other over a long run.
I don’t think it need to be done every fifth tile though- that’s a design choice by the installer.
Looks great so far! I used to do these kits a long time ago and always had great results. The only thing I would change is the yeast, but I don’t think that was really necessary.
Hey there. I had the Chevy version of this truck once upon a time. The location depends on what engine you have:
If you have a 4-cylinder, cap should be near the center on top of the engine. If it’s the 4.3L V6 the cap will be off to one side, but still on top. I think we’re looking at the v6 here.
Look for a black or yellow cap, it should say OIL.
Hello- I would gladly take these and keep them in our library. I love collecting older antique books and have a spot for these. I can help to cover shipping costs if that helps.
That tile job is absolutely terrible. Who puts in a 60cm tile and leaves a 2CM piece in the corner? Put your grout line in the middle and have two equal size pieces.
Also the lippage is pretty rough on the upper left. The grout line expands significantly where the two pieces meet because they are not set at the same depths. The installer should not be installing tile.
This did it! Thank you! I actually found this page and did the first half, not realizing there was more. I'm not confident I installed the exact correct driver, but I have dual screens in the proper resolution. This should get me by while I troubleshoot everything else.
I actually disagree with this, only because the flooring is tile, not LVP. Tile can be installed in this pattern, and it is actually recommended to have no more than a 33% overlap with rectangular tiles to prevent slippage in installation.
To correct any misinformation in this post- what you have is porcelain tile installed very, very poorly. You can install tile in this pattern- it is not an issue with tile. However, what’s underneath is very concerning. I have never seen that much mortar used.
You need to get a professional in, even if to look at it and give advice. My guess is if they used that much mortar, it would all need to come out and actual cement board would be needed as a base to bring the flooring to the appropriate height.
Instead of looking for a tv, look for a commercial display. They’re basically a computer monitor the size of a TV. Samsung makes a line that we use at work, and the cost is similar to a mid-range TV. They can function completely without internet.
That’s a lot of VHS tapes for not having VCR.
This is done intentionally, and repeats further throughout the installation. The main reason is it prevents long runs of grout lines. The installation will be stronger, and there’s no need for an expansion joint. Additionally, it’s harder to see if the grout joint shifts one direction or the other over a long run.
I don’t think it need to be done every fifth tile though- that’s a design choice by the installer.
I think everything in this image makes sense. Also, the oldest version I can find online is 4 years old, making it very unlikely to be AI.
Looks great so far! I used to do these kits a long time ago and always had great results. The only thing I would change is the yeast, but I don’t think that was really necessary.
That’s travertine, not marble.
Is there any way you can take a picture of the engine from directly above it?
It should be more towards the passenger side, maybe more forward then center. It may not say oil, but rather 5w-30 or something like that.
Hey there. I had the Chevy version of this truck once upon a time. The location depends on what engine you have:
If you have a 4-cylinder, cap should be near the center on top of the engine. If it’s the 4.3L V6 the cap will be off to one side, but still on top. I think we’re looking at the v6 here.
Look for a black or yellow cap, it should say OIL.
It’s weird how her boobs are so large they distort the fencing around them.
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Hello- I would gladly take these and keep them in our library. I love collecting older antique books and have a spot for these. I can help to cover shipping costs if that helps.
That tile job is absolutely terrible. Who puts in a 60cm tile and leaves a 2CM piece in the corner? Put your grout line in the middle and have two equal size pieces.
Also the lippage is pretty rough on the upper left. The grout line expands significantly where the two pieces meet because they are not set at the same depths. The installer should not be installing tile.
This did it! Thank you! I actually found this page and did the first half, not realizing there was more. I'm not confident I installed the exact correct driver, but I have dual screens in the proper resolution. This should get me by while I troubleshoot everything else.
Thanks again!
Is it because you’re allergic and they cause your lips to swell?
Hey- this is pretty good. Thanks for sharing!
I actually disagree with this, only because the flooring is tile, not LVP. Tile can be installed in this pattern, and it is actually recommended to have no more than a 33% overlap with rectangular tiles to prevent slippage in installation.
To correct any misinformation in this post- what you have is porcelain tile installed very, very poorly. You can install tile in this pattern- it is not an issue with tile. However, what’s underneath is very concerning. I have never seen that much mortar used.
You need to get a professional in, even if to look at it and give advice. My guess is if they used that much mortar, it would all need to come out and actual cement board would be needed as a base to bring the flooring to the appropriate height.
This is 100% porcelain tile. I worked in a tile factory- there’s no mistaking it.
Wow. That looks fucking terrible.
Instead of looking for a tv, look for a commercial display. They’re basically a computer monitor the size of a TV. Samsung makes a line that we use at work, and the cost is similar to a mid-range TV. They can function completely without internet.
Something like these: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/buy/commercial-displays/ci/35567/N/3538895735
I had no idea this existed, and I’m glad you posted it. I’ll have to definitely check this out.