Hello, I'm interpreting your question as to how you can use kitchen tiles (perhaps used for a floor) and use it as a backsplash. If so, I suggest cutting the tiles into uniform pieces (you can get a simple tile cutter at a big box store at a very reasonable price). I would suggest a subway tile as it is easy to cut straight and would be a simple cut. From there, you could either use the newly cut, small tiles as your back splash. Or, you can use the newly cut tiles and paint them for a contrast to the floor (assuming it is all in the same room). Below is a link of different patterns of how to apply the newly cut tiles. I like herringbone, but it takes more time and supplies than the other ones. Post some before and after pictures-we'd love to see them. Good luck!
Do you have ties on your wall now in the backsplash area, and you want to change them to some other covering? or Do you want to install flooring tiles on the wall in the backsplash area?
I have a laminate counter with the separate piece backsplash installed along the back edge. Can I keep the countertop, which is in great condition, and just remove th...
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We recently bought an older home and I want to change my counter tops and backsplash in my kitchen. My husband doesn't know how to remove tile backsplash and also doe...
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*deep breath* So I decided to replace my kitchen backsplash myself. I've removed the ceramic tile and of course, the existing drywall was damaged so I tore it all o...
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U would have to scrape off or try adhesive backdplash over tile
Hello, I'm interpreting your question as to how you can use kitchen tiles (perhaps used for a floor) and use it as a backsplash. If so, I suggest cutting the tiles into uniform pieces (you can get a simple tile cutter at a big box store at a very reasonable price). I would suggest a subway tile as it is easy to cut straight and would be a simple cut. From there, you could either use the newly cut, small tiles as your back splash. Or, you can use the newly cut tiles and paint them for a contrast to the floor (assuming it is all in the same room). Below is a link of different patterns of how to apply the newly cut tiles. I like herringbone, but it takes more time and supplies than the other ones. Post some before and after pictures-we'd love to see them. Good luck!
https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/tile-layouts-a-visual-guide-for-picking-a-pattern-230621
Do you have ties on your wall now in the backsplash area, and you want to change them to some other covering? or Do you want to install flooring tiles on the wall in the backsplash area?