Covering the brown tile (floor is next)

I decided to do this while the wife and kids were out, finished the sheetrock next to the stove(left side) then i cut out the metal roofing and it was just layed in there awaiting approval. She came home and liked it. Next im doing the floor, i might try and strip it and stain it and see how that comes out. I like the tile and its throughout the kitchen and dining area also but we aren’t big fans of the brown so the stove area will be a test. Its a spanish terracotta and its real thick and a nice thick cement bed with metal mesh so its either try and strip and stain or go over it with a floating floor cuz i am NOT pulling that up. I did a small piece with the bathroom remodel and it was a nightmare. Forgot to mention there is before and after pics but its hard to see the wall with all the wood.

 

Nice look

 

I like both the tile and the roofing, but it's fun to change things up. If you have the energy.

 

And the know how! I can drop a tree anywhere ya want, but I don't know which end of the screwdriver you use to beat the nail in with!

 

Well, there's yer problem. That's what the pliers are for.

 

Shazam! Who ever said ya couldn't learn ah old dog ah neu trik? Tanks for da educamacation!

 

I learned on the internet to turn your blade around on your circular saw to cut that metal. It worked awesome

 

Oh yes? I have some metal barrels I want to cut the tops off of with our circular saw. Turn the blade around you say?

 

Just remember....righty tighty....lefty loosy

 

I dont know how i just did that with my reply

 

Oh boy, Yep im a fat kid doing a couple of late night burgers, some small oak and hickory splits topped with a handful of apple briquets.

 

unless it is the bolt holding the blade on your mitre box those are usually opposite as are some circular saws.

 

But, righty loosy, lefty tighty just doesn't sound right.

 

Nice set up there....I likey.....