Natural stone tile flooring has always been in trend, and installing them is one of the best ways to make the most out of your home. Centuries ago, marble used to grace the palaces of kings and queens. It is one such kind of natural stone that never goes out of style. Installing marble tile flooring is one of the best ways to give a sense of richness and timeless grace to your home. The best part about it is that you can use it in any part of your home. You can also use marble as a decorative accent for showers and walls. Traditional and tumbled are the two choices you get when it comes to marble tile flooring. If you want to add a polished and shiny finish to your design, then traditional marble flooring is by far the best option. It is going to give your entryway an impressive look. 

If you want to give a natural-looking and earthy finish to your design, then you must go with the option of tumbled marble flooring. It works really well in larger areas such as the dining room and kitchen. 

Steps to install the Real Natural Stone Marble Tiles:

First of all, we would recommend you not install marble tiles on your own because it is a complicated process. But if you know the right procedure and have patience, you can surely do it on your own. It requires having the experience to DIY marble flooring. 

The steps involved in the procedure to install the real natural stone marble tiles are pretty straightforward. 

1. Level the floor

Preparation is the most important key to make any DIY project a success. The surface on which you are going to lay the tiles should be even, dry, and clean. So, make sure to level the surface. 

2. Reference lines

The next step you need to follow is to mark out the positions of the tiles correctly and patiently. It is important to work out the best position; adjust the layout in such a way that you can use as many whole tiles as possible. 

3. Spread and mix the mortar evenly

Take approx. one meter of mortar and spread it evenly into one of the corners. In order to ensure that the grouting is even, you need to press the tiles into place carefully and gently. After that, make use of plastic spacers and add them to each corner. 

4. Lay down the tiles

Cut the tiles to shape using a tile cutter; don't forget to leave the space for grouting. You should be wearing gloves and safety goggles while cutting the tiles. Now, start laying the tiles from one side of the room to the other. 

By making use of a wet saw, cut the tiles and remove the excess mortar. Before proceeding with grouting, make sure to apply a high-quality marble sealing agent. Once the sealer dries, you are ready to proceed with the grouting process. At last, you need to wipe down the marble tiles and paint the grout using a grout sealer.