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Never hire a builder or contractor without first asking these essential questions.

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We bring you the long and short (and round) of the typical shapes that tiles come in.

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Take this to Home Depot (or your landscape architect) before you get the garden hose.

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Michael Taylor is on a one-man mission to preserve and restore bathrooms of yore, one baby-blue tile at a time.

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Yes, removable is the easy way out.

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