How to Assemble a Tile Table

Fig.1 Tile Table

By Gary Boutin                     

Tools and Supplies:
Cleaning brush 
Grinder
Lime Away™
Soap and water

Joe S. had purchase a tile table from a local charity. It was loaded with white calcium and dirt. He wanted this table to be on the patio. He needed help solving this problem. He called my repair service. 

This post shows the three steps to clean and assemble the tile table.

Step 1: Fig.1 shows the table now cleaned from the dirt and calcium. Fig.2 shows Lime Away™ was used to remove the calcium from the tile. A hard brush with soap removed the dirt from metal edges of the table. Fig.3 shows that the clean table tile ready to go back on the table.

Fig.2 Clean table edges

Fig.3 Cleaned tiles

Step 2: The assembly: Fig.4 through fig.7 show each tile of the table place one at a time on the metal table frame. Some grinding was used because some tile would not fit the metal table edges.

Fig.4 First tile

Fig.5 Second Tile

Fig.6 Third tile

Fig.7 Final  tile

Step 3: Fig.8 shows the finished table which is ready to use.

Fig.8 Table ready

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