Al Kondo wrote:
I am in the process of tiling my kitchen and living room. I am using
porcelain tile. My problem is that I am using cement board on plywood
in my kitchen as a base, but my living room has a concrete slab. In
the living room, I plan to tile directly onto the slab. My problem is
that I will have a quarter inch height differential between the tiles
in my kitchen vs. that of the living room. I have found threshold
pieces at Home Depot which will allow for the quarter inch difference
in height. However, I wondered if there were other ways of handling
this little problem. Your ideas will be appreciated.

Al Kondo

Doorway twixt the two? Area in the doorway slab? Cut tiles to fit that
area and tilt down; i.e, thick mud on kitchen side, normal on LR side.
Probably look better if tiles are cut into 1-2" widths...that way it is
a "feature".

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