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Oona Gorman
Research, Schluter's Kerdi systems are a great place to start. Never tile over drywall in damp/ wet areas as there is not an effective way to keep moisture from damaging your underlying structure. I see many customers who have expensive structural problems as a result of improper tile application.
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We tiled the ceiling in our shower. Our contractor used an epoxy-based tile adhesive that was quick drying. He back-buttered each tile, as well as applied the adhesive to the concrete board. He held each tile until set.
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Jamie Pennington
looks like fire brick
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you can also google aged terra cotta if you want to make things extra tough ;)
Thanks caliciajean. I've been searching high and low and have gone to a few stores but not getting that exact look that I'm going for from this image! will keep searching and let you know if I come across anything else :-)