porcelainosa grout

[charlie1]

1st time using it next week, what's it like?

 

[John Benton]

1st time using it next week, what's it like?

Butech, nice. Never had problem, especially black - it stays black

 

[charlie1]

Black for the floors and white for the walls but I'm trying to persuade customer to go with light grey all over

 

[John Benton]

what colour floor tiles?

 

[charlie1]

The wall tiles are white 900x300 rectified ceramic and the floor are 600x600 rectified polished porcs, all done with 2mm grout line

 

[John Benton]

The wall tiles are white 900x300 rectified ceramic and the floor are 600x600 rectified polished porcs, all done with 2mm grout line

But what colour are the floor tiles?

 

[charlie1]

Sorry, black lol

 

[tobins tiling]

It's not as smooth as normal wall grout or as easy to use and has a bit of a sandy finish IMO but it fills the joints well

 

[John Benton]

I think black all over would look very contemporary. Are they the tiles you posted the pics of?

 

[John Benton]

It's not as smooth as normal wall grout or as easy to use and has a bit of a sandy finish IMO but it fills the joints well

If you get the really fine joint grout so that it does not scratch the glaze, you will not have a problem.

 

[charlie1]

Ye mate, I think white will look very dull on the walls!

 

[doug boardley]

I used tilemaster 3000 (jasmine) grout yesterday, gotta say it's now my favourite, lovely stuff.

 

[charlie1]

here they are, I think contrasting grout lines always looks better with tiles Like this, why do customers pick white tiles and white grout?

 

[charlie1]

I used tilemaster 3000 (jasmine) grout yesterday, gotta say it's now my favourite, lovely stuff.

What would you compaire it to, bal or mapei? I hate mapei!

 

[John Benton]

View attachment 40993 here they are, I think contrasting grout lines always looks better with tiles Like this, why do customers pick white tiles and white grout?

It gives a visual effect that the wall is one solid piece as oppose to broken up by grout joints. The lighter the colour the wall is, to the eye, it appears further away, so creating more space. The darker the colour, the closer it will appear, and hence make the room feel smaller.