Tile is perfect for the fireplace surround.
Tile above fireplace.
Porcelain tile is quickly becoming the go to product for fireplaces.
Tile is also a great option here.
The tile s curved application around the fireplace provides contrast to the square tiles on the floor.
Repeat this process for the other three cut tiles at the base of the legs.
The resulting surround provides a uniform singular look.
Remember that the thinset will add a little bit of extra depth too.
Visually connect your fireplace to your floor by using the same tile in both places.
There are a multitude of tile materials that work well as fireplace surrounds.
The hearth is the section of the fireplace below and in front of the firebox.
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You ll want your new tile to complement the hearth material.
Porcelain ceramic glass marble and natural stone like travertine limestone and slate.
They are a great solution when you want to update old tile fireplaces without the expense and mess.
Look at the hearth of the fireplace in my case the tile on the ground.
It is a horizontal surface and may be a raised hearth or the floor immediately in front of the fireplace.
On larger tiles run the notched edge of the trowel over the thinset.
Lightly colored tiles with horizontal striations are laid floor to ceiling while a mantle and hearth are omitted for a smooth minimalist style.
These peel and stick tiles have a high end look are heat and humidity resistant and will stay in place as long as you want them.
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It is one of the most versatile materials around.
Specifically look at the wood trim around the tile surround and make sure there is enough space to add extra tile.
If you live an older home consider installing tile over brick fireplaces create a dramatic new look.
The porcelain tile is available as polished marble textured and varied in color and in a wide variety of coatings to be incorporated such as metal linen leather and others.
This marble fireplace tile surround makes a large impact in a small space.
Push the tile into place and wiggle it until it holds against the wall evenly spaced between the hearth and the tile above.
Butter the back of the tile with thinset using the edge of the trowel.