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This video provided all of the information I needed as a customer as to the method, time and cost of a backsplash project for an average sized kitchen. Thank you for sharing. Very nice job.😊

Nice job!

what are ya going to do when the gates sag or the pipes fill with dirt?

What is the full cost to make this?

Does nobody set the midline and then use a level to pop a line to keep the tile straight? Most cabinets/counters are not square.

Did you have to do a second layer of groute in a particular area?

$1000 for that job is crazy!!!

I was wondering why you didn't cut the 3 piece's off the left corner to make it completely straight at the beginning of the video we cut it and put it to a medal 🤔😏👍

Why didn't you trim the pvc?

I would’ve done just one big window

Where are you located?

I don’t know where you got your “thousand dollar” for this job but it’s definitely more than that.

everything was great until that giant typo in the end.

Was this the sojag Sanibel 8x8?

That's nice, how much is it?

I know you used a glass tile but what is the color of the tile? Maybe I missed that info but it's a beautiful color! Nice looking backsplash!

Thank you so much. I have been looking how to cut a U into a glass tile for electrical boxes and almost no one shows how to do that ! Thanks.

Nice work 👍🏼

I bought a the similar grill gazebo. It says 2 or 3 people needed but I did mine by myself. I had some leftover 2x8's I used to make 3' long temporary "feet". I screwed each leg base into one of these and then the posts would stand on their own. The cross bar can be installed with one loose screw and the other end swung up to line up and attach to the other post. When you're done with all four, just remove the temporary wooden feet and finish the shelter.

Don't wear gloves when using a circular saw.

Great job. Might say I really appreciate the comments made by the installer concerning products for the job including tile and useful tips about using the spacers and techniques to install. Thanks

Don't think I'm crazy however I'm on a budget but I want to have a nice house too and a nice kitchen can I use different tiles that match that were on sale at home Depot? And how far does the tile have to go up to the rule of thumb! I want to rip out at least three cabinets paint my laminate counter and paint three cabinets that I want to keep. I'm getting rid of everything less is best for me I hate clutter however, I'm a bit messy! I live in a very tiny house you so suck in the living room it looks like a tornado hit it! I don't even want to get the table in the kitchen I'm just going to make a kitchen island from my 30-year-old couch. I took it apart it's Birchwood! The tile that I got on sale is a glass subway tile I guess you call it! I want to paint my kitchen floor too! However I really don't have to which I don't think I am I think I'm going to bring it up rip it up and put vinyl floor down in the kitchen. The college scheme will be blue baby blue a darker blue a grayish a silver however a shabby Chic French farmhouse! I had to talk with myself I know it sounds crazy but we all agreed that I could do it on a budget! I am very creative and an artist I just need someone to encourage me! Especially when I take the cabinets down I know my boyfriend's going to start screaming at me he doesn't live with me, so I have to go undercover but I know it's the best way to do it is to move some of these cabinets plus I hate that they don't go to the ceiling and the dust increase that gets up there drives me insane! Thanks for listening and anyone give me any advice and please be nice! I want to do it! Thank you and if anybody lives in New Jersey we perhaps we can borrow! ✌️🤟

Beautiful job

Thank you so much bud! I followed your instructions to the "T" the only difference was I used spray paint and it turned out great! I was able to fit 7 bikes! I really appreciate your consice and easy to follow instructions.

How deep did you dig the hole?

Im planning to buy one. Is it a good investment? What’s your honest review ? Thank you

Did you have to consider the wall material when choosing adhesive?

Worst music ever!

Awesome 👌

Could you explain how you cut the tiles next the sockets in a 90º angle? Thanks!

I wish he would have pushed the gate to show how strong it was after he finished

Good video, thanks for sharing you experience. I purchased the same shelter but haven't assembled it yet as I'm trying do decide whether to paint my house first. The shelter is going on my back patio so if I install it then paint later I'll have to unbolt it and move it a few feet out of the way temporarily. Question, is the weight of the shelter such that with a person at each leg you could pick up the shelter and move it a few feet?

Enjoyment to local trades???? not

Looks nice and easy. I like the laser level idea. Question that I haven't seen covered yet in DIY is how to do outside corners and have the tile edges look good.

I love it!

Really, really nice. A black grout with the black specks in the counter would've been nice too. This is beautiful, great video as well!!!! 10 🌟 🤩

Is this gazebo grey? As on costco description? But it look black?

What would you say was the cost of the project? Also, advice would you give for anyone starting off to do their first bathroom remodel?

Thanks for the video. I have to take a10x10 down and then assemble it again at my house again. This gave me an idea of what I was going to be up against. Thanks for posting this. A big help.

Nice video with explanations! You made it look easy! Was it a gas dryer? How did you deal with the gas hook-up getting moved to the other side?

Where can I buy this specific glass tile? I love the color!

Did you use half pieces for the edges? Most people,on subway tile, use pencil boarder or schluter edging.

This was absolutely no help at all. It only shows two guys putting up a gazebo. Q little help with how the fuck you snap the roof into the truck when the corner post is in the way.

Great job and beautiful tile. We're in the process of upgrading our kitchen. What brand of tile did you use? It's not listed in the description. Thanks.

Excellent video. I would use painter's tape at the top of the first course as a guide in setting tile, as sometimes laminate countertop have dips in them. Also, it may be easier to remove outlets - or at least tape the contacts - to not have to work around them.

On small jobs like that with any tile... Put a sheet over the countertop to put the tile flat... Layout all your tiles directly onto the flat surface and precut all your tiles, including the outlets using an outlet box for those cuts... Apply your thinset and transfer your prefabricated tile directly... No scraping off, no citing and fitting all tiles and you get a preview of how it's gonna look without slivers of tile to cut because you can see where your problem areas are and adjust accordingly... I also use a bent or folded look in the corners measuring the tile on the one side and continuing it to the next wall so it looks bent or folded around the corner...

Thank you for the video. Between this video, Sojag's "official" video, and the written instructions, my wife and I were able to put our 10 x 12 Messina model together this past weekend. As noted in this video, step 12 is definitely out of sequence. The installation of the small upper roof panels and and frame were the most difficult part of this assembly, in my opinion. We ended up doing it as shown in Sojag's video...standing the panels in the frame piece, and then putting each section up as a unit.

does this have a built-in gutter? Can't see it from pictures and nothing was said with regards to this. thanks

Excellent video. I just ordered the same unit and was a little intimidated until watching this. Thank you.