In this guide, we’ll walk you through a step-by-step process to transform your entryway using hexagon floor tiles. Entry spaces need to be both functional and inviting—capable of handling wet, muddy shoes while enhancing the aesthetic of your home. We’ll show a budget-friendly approach using durable porcelain tiles and the artistic appeal of hexagonal patterns.
If you’re ready to say goodbye to ruined rugs and embrace a flooring project that combines style and practicality, let’s dive in.
Supplies
| Supplies | Quantity / Type |
|---|---|
| Hexagon floor tile | Mission Stone & Tile |
| Waterproofing membranes | AquaDefense / Schluter Kerdi |
| Rapid-setting thin-set mortar | – |
| Grout | – |
| Caulk | – |
Tools:
- Oscillating saw
- Circular saw (optional)
- Tile saw (for cutting tiles)
- Caulk gun
- Sponge
- Disposable brush
- Paint stir stick
- Baby wipes
Instructions
- Use an oscillating saw to cut along the traced line and remove old flooring.
- For straight cuts, a circular saw can be used, but set the depth to avoid cutting the subfloor.
- Dispose of the old flooring properly.
Step 3: Apply waterproofing
