mosaic border in shower?

[john-scarrott]

Hi
Thanks for the advice about waterproofing the shower before tiling, that's now done.
Next Question. I have a mosaic border running round the ensuite, is it advisable to run it through the shower enclosure or should I just fill with ordinary tile. Don't really want to do that as it means cutting a smaller tile piece to infill where the mosaics should go.
Perhaps now the shower is waterproofed it will be OK Advice please

This is a great forum by the way!:smilewinkgrin:

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Run the border right through the shower area.
Is the mosaic the same thickness as the field tile/ is it thicker/ is it thinner as you will have to build it out.


Timeless John.

 

[peckers]

Run the border right through the shower area.
Is the mosaic the same thickness as the field tile/ is it thicker/ is it thinner as you will have to build it out.


Timeless John.

Me too

 

[Dan]

Eeeeerm. Yeah, I'd run it though the shower too I think.

 

[john-scarrott]

Yeah its the same thickness, so no problem there just a lot of grout. Do you have any suggestions for a really good waterproof grout.

Thanks chaps, glad you said that, it would have looked a little silly stopping at the shower enclosure.:lol:

 

[White Room]

Waterproof would an epoxy, Mapeis ultracolour is a very good water resistant grout

 

[DHTiling]

Mapei ultra colour plus has bio block and water drop effect, so water beads up on the grout surface....

 

[grumpygrouter]

Mapei ultra colour plus has bio block and water drop effect, so water beads up on the grout surface....

Talking of which, I used the Ultracolor White for the first time last week, I got really good results with it and it cleaned off really well too. Will def use it again.

 

[Prem Tiler]

Talking of which, I used the Ultracolor White for the first time last week, I got really good results with it and it cleaned off really well too. Will def use it again.

My grout of choice!

 

[bassman]

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[user123]

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