Who here is handy?

[pdaddyII]

are you thinking of doing it yourself?

Yes sir

 

[miplank]

are you hard as fuck?

 

[noodles1010]

ehhhh, for this i would hire someone bro. if it fouls up youre gonna get the bill. if someone else does it, its their problem

 

[pdaddyII]

yea, like plank said, you have to tear it all out, check the sub flooring, make sure its all ok and not rotting out, then line the floor, run the tubes, have access for the connection for the tubes, then lay all new tile. in my house the tile was a bitch because it takes a long time to get to temp. so make sure you do a little research on the thickness of the tile and heat transmittance. once its all said and done it not bad at all, just a pain in the ass. good for bathrooms and kitchens. be prepared for your bills to climb a little too.

I wouldn't be able to get to the sub floor, it's on the second level. The house was built in 98 so nothing should be rotting. In fact anytime we have something installed it's a pain in the ass bc of a shit ton of steel beams apparently

 

[shirlene29]

wiring never seems like a DIY project to me

unless its the crappy ethernet cable I fished everywhere for roku's

 

[pdaddyII]

ehhhh, for this i would hire someone bro. if it fouls up youre gonna get the bill. if someone else does it, its their problem

What would you estimate that being roughly? ~2K?

 

[pdaddyII]

are you hard as fuck?

Want to go camping?

 

[miplank]

pry like $2150

 

[zwhit]

Yes sir

Have you ever laid tile? I decided I was good enough at it to tile one of our showers. That lasted two days before I called in someone that knew wtf they were doing.

 

[shirlene29]

dude..my tile was 2k...