Installer Jay

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Well, our installer Jay Homovich is back with us and is busy on a job in Bishopville, MD taking care of a master bathroom floor and shower.  In our first photo we can see Jay has taken care of all the prep work in running our tile backer on the shower walls and installing the diagonal/suspended bench.  Notice the green waterproof liner on top of all the seams in the tile backer and over the entire bench.

bench

In this shot we see that Jay has installed the shower floor tiles which are a 2" x 2" mosaic.  By getting this completed Jay is all ready to start running the shower walls which are a 12" x12" tile

shower_floor

And finally, I wanted to include a shot of Jay himself (got this one while he was blinking/sorry Jay) as he is cleaning up the grout overtop of the 18" x 18" tile floor.

jaygrout

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