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Install ceramic tile yourself and get professional results If you're tired of thai old dull floor covenng, you might warn to make ceramic tile the bright spot in your kitchen. It's ex­ tremely durable, easy to care for and within' the capabilities of almost any do-it-yourselfer. After a little planning and consultation with your floor covering retailer, a ceramic tile floor can be laid with professional-looking results by following these guidelines • Turn off gas and electricity if appliances are to be discon­ nected and moved. Remove old floor covering, make sure the floor is smooth, clean and dry, and that all boards of a wooden floor are tightly nailed into joists. How to measure Then, measure the center of each wall and run a chalk line from each centerpoint crossing in the center of the floor. With­ out using adhesive, place a tile in the angle formed by the chalk lines and lay a straight line to one wall. 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