Notes from the studio
Material specs · Process · Substrate
Field notes, material specs, and process detail from The Miami Floors. Written for homeowners, architects, and designers who care about what is set behind the tile.
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Planning bathroom remodeling in Miami? Real budget bands by scope, condo HOA approval timelines, insurance rider requirements, and what a full gut actually costs in Miami-Dade.
Bathroom renovation in a Brickell condo? HOA approval checklist, elevator dimensions, IIC sound ratings, and permit steps specific to Brickell high-rise towers.
Compare Calacatta and Nero Marquina marble for Miami baths. Etching, hard water, bookmatching, and 5-year aging in humid South Florida — stone-by-stone.
Condo bathroom renovation in Miami requires HOA approval, $1M+ insurance, IIC-50 sound compliance, and Mon–Fri work windows. Timelines and permit checklist.
A curbless shower in a Miami condo without raising the bath floor — substrate carve depth, Schluter Kerdi-Line linear drain integration, slope geometry across an 8 ft run.
Vetting flooring contractors in Coral Gables? Learn what the city permit process, historic district rules, and large-format porcelain require before you sign.
Honed vs polished marble floors compared on DCOF slip resistance, etching, and Miami humidity — the safety and aesthetics call for a wet bath.
Comparing Laminam, Neolith, and Dekton from the install side — how each slab cuts, handles, miters, and behaves under RLS clips in Miami residential work.
Planning large-format porcelain installation in Miami? Spec table comparing Laminam, Neolith, and Dekton, substrate requirements, and what installers get wrong.