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Discuss Advise Grout colour and type in the Tile Adhesive and Grout Advice area at TilersForums.com.
nobody answer?I like the idea of Expoxy grout in a lighter colour to blend with the tiles, but what about the hardness of Epoxy grout and the tile expansion on to the 2mm grout from the underfloor heating ? Would this cause a cracking issue in grout or tiles ?
Thanks, would you have any concerns that the Underfloor Heating would cause the Porcelain tiles to crack because the Epoxy Grout is so hard, rather than relaying on standard flexible grout taking any compression ?nobody answer?
simple, all allergy sufferers to use epoxy.
I just say, if it were my house, I would not doubt, epoxy.
itself breaks before, grouting cement-based or epoxy resin?
you do not need an answer, because who says resin breaks down, he does not want to epoxy.
Should have technically been a 3mm minimum joint.Thanks, would you have any concerns that the Underfloor Heating would cause the Porcelain tiles to crack because the Epoxy Grout is so hard, rather than relaying on standard flexible grout taking any compression ?
I'm really worried about cracking with UFH and hence layining the extra Durabase uncoupling layer.
There there Antonio Well, I would always go with a cement based unless the customer insisted on white floor grout or possibly a wet room floorenough, I surrender, take off my green badge.
I do not answer to anyone anymore.
I understand, all tilers prefer concrete base.There there Antonio Well, I would always go with a cement based unless the customer insisted on white floor grout or possibly a wet room floor
Yes, that's the question. ThxCan you use epoxy on a heated screed ?
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