In theory the easiest solution is to build from the bottom supporting the lowest tile course right on the floor and letting the upper courses rest on those.
How to tile a wall with large tiles.
A batten board helps you start your bottom most course or row of tiles.
Place the lower edge on the spacer and rotate the tile into position.
Before you can tile a wall remove the existing tiles fill any cracks or holes with spackle and sand the surface so the tiles will have a strong level surface to stick to.
A batten board is nothing more than a 1 x4 or 1 x2 board screwed directly into the wall horizontally.
Press the tile against the wall and slide it up in down a little to ensure all the ridges are fully collapsed.
Then scoop a little adhesive on to a notched trowel and spread it onto the wall in a thin layer.
Don t start it at the floor.
But in reality floors.
How to tile a wall step 1.
The cap now slides over the spacer and then the evolver tool is used to tighten down the cap.
Line your tile gauge up with this point so one of its.
Cut a wooden batten so it s just longer than half the wall you re tiling.
Move it to the left mark by.
Assuring the tiles are level.
Large heavy wall tiles are a challenge to hang because the weight of tiles makes them prone to slip off the wall.