Grout gap

[charlie1]

I'm surprised they're still on the wall. Did you use the motorway sandwich method, put the addy on and then wipe it off? :smilewinkgrin: I'm sure you mean half a bag of grout Charlie

well spotted john! Lol

 

[Pro-spec]

my customer was asking if he could have 2mms on his kitchen floor but i said no ill go as low as 3mm just to cover my backside abit

 

[Tony73]

allways do 2mm, 3mm or more only for slate or antique finish tiles

 

[charlie1]

allways do 2mm, 3mm or more only for slate or antique finish tiles

What would you use for travertine on timber floor?

 

[Tony73]

same 2mm. would make sure floor is solid, lay DITRA MATT. to me smaller grout joint-the better look. but that is only my opinion

 

[Tony73]

others may think different

 

[charlie1]

I agree, smaller the better in most cases!

 

[Bubblecraft]

I'll be the odd one out then. I prefer 5mm. Each to there own though. Generally, I'll give the custard the option & let them pick. They ate the one that's got to live with it, not me!


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[Gazzer]

I'll be the odd one out then. I prefer 5mm. Each to there own though. Generally, I'll give the custard the option & let them pick. They ate the one that's got to live with it, not me!


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Custard ????? :lol:

 

[Bubblecraft]

Custard = customer. Force of habit from other trade based forums lol


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[DHTiling]

Just to add, eagle is a pre-sealed porcelain..