We added the Home Depot brand of press tile to our Denali 289RK. The project was a challenge, first, because the sink counter and cabinets going forward were separating from the exterior wall. With the trailer parked in our pad, I wedged 2x4s between the trailer wall and the house to force the wall inwards. Then I secured the cabinet firring back to the wall as best as I could with glue and lag bolts. Having done that and seeing that there was an improvement, I started to configure the tiles for placement, and found that the countertop was not parallel to the bottom of the cupboards, so instead of going from counter to cupboard, I decided to add molding all around the back of the counter. I applied the press tiles directly to the wall paper. We had this trailer for several years after this project, and never had a problem with the adhesive. Visually, it was a dramatic improvement. Functionally, it was easy to clean and eliminated the possibility of grease stains behind the sink and the stove top. So, good luck with your own project.
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