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Paula

Can't seem to upload anything: all my pictures are too large, apparently. Any tips?

Paula
 
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Dash J

All day long for me Paula
As long as it's solid enough,will be fine
Epoxy is a lot more giving than standard grout
Hope that helps
 
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Dash J

Re reading the posts,if there is water under the tiles,is that not a major cause for concern?water should not be under the tiles,if that's the case there is something wrong somewhere
 
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Paula

Really? They all seem to think that epoxy has no flex at all, so if there is any movement then it will just crack and then will be impossible to remove. It does sound a lot better than cement grout, though: I wonder why it's not more popular in wet room applications?

Paula
 
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Paula

Hi Cam

I think I did send via email larger versions of the ones you have posted earlier this evening?

Paula
 
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Dash J

It's more giving than standard grout
It's as close to waterproof as you are going to get with grout
And it's more hygienic
I have grouted many a swimming pool with it
 

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