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I think this
partnership will help us educate our affiliates across
the country to the importance of building a house
that is usable by the families and which, by its
very nature, will be easy to clean and the families
will be able to keep clean at a very minimal expense.
-- Millard Fuller, Founder and President, Habitat for Humanity International |
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| Two-house
build: HFH Valley of the Sun (Arizona, November
2004) |
| Marc Williamson of House of Tiles
shows Habitat volunteers in Phoenix how to cut
a tile on a wet saw. |
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| Project: |
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Two homes totaling 1,500
square feet of floor tile |
| Affiliate: |
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Habitat for Humanity Valley of the
Sun (Arizona) |
| Daltile: |
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Full amount of tile for project (about 1,500
square feet) |
| Bonded
Materials: |
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Setting materials, including thinset mortar and
sanded grout, as
well as installation labor and training for Habitat
volunteers |
| Ceramic
Tile Institute of America: |
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Installation labor and training for Habitat volunteers |
| House
of Tiles: |
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Installation labor and training
for Habitat volunteers |
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| Habitat for Humanity Valley of the
Sun asked TPFH partners to provide tile, setting
materials, and installation labor and training
to tile two homes in Phoenix, Arizona, in November
2004. |
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| Habitat volunteers in Phoenix listen to Marc Williamson
of House of Tiles explain how to install ceramic
tile. |
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A Habitat volunteer cuts a Daltile tile on a wet
saw. |
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| Habitat volunteers installed Daltile tile with
C-Cure setting materials donated by Bonded Materials
in Phoenix, Arizona. |
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Marc Williamson of House of Tiles worked with CTIOA
Arizona and Bonded Mateirals to teach volunteers
to set tile in two Habitat homes. |
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| Marc Williamson of Phoenix-based House of Tiles
measures for a tile cut in this Habitat for Humanity
home. |
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Two volunteers clean a newly-tiled floor in this
Habitat home before they set the final pieces of
Daltile tile. |
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