Tile can be installed over various types of subfloor. The most suitable materials for the subfloor are concrete, plywood and cement board. A plywood subfloor needs to be 1¼ in thick, which is the thickness of two 5/8 in panels. Another option is to lay a thin synthetic lath (about 3/16 in thick) if you don't want to raise the floor level too much.

Tools and materials you'll need:

Bucket
Chalk line
Electric screwdriver
Grout float
Hammer
Knee pads
Measuring tape
Notched trowel
Level
Pencil
Pry bar
Rubber mallet
Ruler
Small paintbrush
Sponge
Squarre
Tile cutter
3 ½ in Floor screws
Floor tiles
Grout
Grout sealer
Joint sealer
Plastic tile spacers
Rags
Thinset mortar

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