Tiling up to glass splashback

[prceramics]

doing a job next week house has only glass spashback from cooker up to hood, she wants all the rest of the walls tiles from units down to worktops keeping the glass slashback. My question is when the tiles meet the glass would you grout or would you silicone ? many thanks in advance :smilewinkgrin:

 

[EverDon Tiling]

imo i would silicone to avoid cracking

 

[prceramics]

as i thought 2mm gap and silicone

 

[Mike]

it has to be silicon as the grout will crack , also it may look better with a square edge trim up to the glass

 

[prceramics]

it has to be silicon as the grout will crack , also it may look better with a square edge trim up to the glass

good idea

 

[Ian]

Square edged trim for me also, brushed steel or chrome, whichever suits the surrounding accessories/cupboard handles best

 

[J.R Tiling]

a 2 mm gap and silicone

 

[kilty55]

sq trim chrome for me also

 

[Rizzle from the Portizzle]

sq trim for me if you silcone and dont fill the joint fully then when you look from the side you may end up seeing air pockets if you trim you will just see the trim from the side

 

[prceramics]

will the trim just be butted up to the glass ?

 

[Perry]

no 2mm joint with silicone ete p j ceramics lol