Home Interior Design

If laying tile is one of those jobs you’re just not very good at, then Tile Made Easy could be just the answer.

Tile Made Easy comes in the form of a series of videos explaining or demonstrating all the ins and outs of how to lay tile. The guy has been a professional tiler for the past 20 years, so you know this isn’t someone who has wandered in off the street to share his opinion on how to lay tile, no, this is from the experts.

Looking at his site, I liked the sales page because Randy starts by stating that this is no magic bullet - you won’t be able to pick up the necessary tools and all of a sudden start laying perfect tile. Instead, he’s up front about the fact that this will take a bit of hard work on your part.

But after that, he does say that if you watch the videos and put what you learn into practice, then you will be able to do a damn good job - in Randy’s own words. If you have any doubt that Tile Made Easy is the answer for you, the guy even offers to let you call some of his clients and check what he’s done for them.

Not only is Randy a professional tile setter, he is also an experienced teacher. I like the fact that he makes a distinction between being able to show someone how to lay tile and being able to teach them how to lay tile properly. Showing someone else what you do is different than teaching them to do it, and Randy can definitely teach.

Of course there are normal guarantees on the page - refund if you’re not completely satisfied and so on. I did chuckle at one comment - he puts his home phone on the sales page and says if you’re not happy with his videos then you can call him and cuss him to the moon in front of his wife!

There are quite a few videos included and here are just a few;

* How to use a cutting board
* Making cuts with a tile saw
* Cutting around objects
* The right way to use tile nippers
* Easy grouting

I’m not going to go through all of the Tile Made Easy videos, it’s a big list and you can see more on the sales page, but I will add that they do include real life examples of laying out kitchen floor, bathroom, wall and shower tile, not those made up demonstrations.

Oh yes, Randy offers a handful of neat bonuses too. The first one is a huge collection of 50 questions and answers - stuff anyone would be likely to wonder about, and the second one is an offer from Randy to make himself available to you if you need any help at all in the form of one on one mentoring.

After a good look at this package, I think Randy is selling a genuinely useful product which offers great value for money. If you consider for a moment how much you could waste in broken tiles, never mind the time and frustration, it’s a bargain. click here now to head on over there and order your copy.

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