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Originally Posted by canebreaker

Looks good.
Wonder how that would look on a 45 angle.

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like somebody that had too much PBR put it down :Rofl

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Originally Posted by "G"

like somebody that had too much PBR put it down :Rofl

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Lol. No doubt

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hey Git, is that tile come in other wood shades?You done a great job!!

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Originally Posted by SlabLapper4sure

hey Git, is that tile come in other wood shades?You done a great job!!

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Not sure. This is my first time laying it but I bet it does. Homeowner got this at Lowes.

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Originally Posted by canebreaker

Looks good.
Wonder how that would look on a 45 angle.

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Kinda like laid in a herringbone pattern or something like that?I imagine what Cane means!

This was the two bathrooms. Got kitchen, and 3 closets done today. Like utility room and the gun room with the cedar walls, should finish up tomorrow.

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Originally Posted by canebreaker

Looks good.
Wonder how that would look on a 45 angle.

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I bet it would look good, but would be a pain to layout. Although now that I think about it might be worth it.

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Originally Posted by wilbur

I bet it would look good, but would be a pain to layout. Although now that I think about it might be worth it.

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Would be much of a pain to lay on a 45. Course if the homeowner wants to spend the buck so be it. Lol

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Originally Posted by SlabLapper4sure

Kinda like laid in a herringbone pattern or something like that?I imagine what Cane means!

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Herringbone pattern is when you lay some at this angle and swap 90 degrees with the next .
I was going to lay a slab for a hot tube to set on. The border around the tube was going to be herringbone. The size of the pavers were that I could lay 4 this way and reverse, turn the pavers 90 degrees. But I was kicked out of that job.
The pattern I see here is brickset.

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Originally Posted by canebreaker

Herringbone pattern is when you lay some at this angle and swap 90 degrees with the next .
I was going to lay a slab for a hot tube to set on. The border around the tube was going to be herringbone. The size of the pavers were that I could lay 4 this way and reverse, turn the pavers 90 degrees. But I was kicked out of that job.
The pattern I see here is brickset.

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I've laid some like this, looks nice, but u need a pretty big room to do it and these rooms aren't that big.

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