Square and brick are the most common tile laying patterns. So, to something fresh and less common, some people choose herringbone laying pattern. But then, this is one of the most difficult tile patterns, which a large number of DIYers do not want to carry out.

Diagonal Tile Pattern

According to experts, diagonal tiling creates an illusion to make your small space larger. In addition to that, this pattern gives your space a fresh feel. If you have a large room, you can choose this tile pattern to create sections in your room.

How to Install

If you have your subfloor and underlayment already installed and have collected all the essential tools and safety gear, check out the following pointers to learn some of the best practices to install tiles in diagonal pattern –

For diagonal tiling, you will have to place your tile in the farthest corner of your room.

Spread a layer of adhesive or thin set, and install your first tile. Make sure that two corners of tile are touching the walls.

Using your measuring tape and speed square, place cover the entire floor. Ensure row of tiles is placed parallelly.

Cut the tiles using wet saw. Ascertain that the cut tiles towards the corners of each row.

Use tile spacers to achieve equal between tiles throughout the pattern.

Apply grout after the mortar or adhesive dries. Let it set too. That’s how you place tiles in diagonal pattern.