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Rizzle from the Portizzle
well the bs is so out dated it belongs in a museum. most cut and pasted from out dated info 15mm ply need i say more .it needs to be completely brought up to date and this time with a major input from the people who fix tiles not those with a vested intrested in selling prouducts to you .that you dont need .
now as for grout joints in the uk with our build its a must just like surspion on a car these allow for movement now what size they need to be depends on many factors .but 2mm on a wall will allow a fair bit of movement.and is a very tight joint .but how many manage to get a 2mm grout joint is as rear as an MP telling the truth .so why do 2mm grout joints all ways end up looking like 4mm joints
well its easy realy you use 2mm spacer pegs on tiles that have a 1.mm to 1.5mm slope to the back of the tile you then grout and end up with a 4mm to 5mm joint with a 2mm peg now next time measure
the face of the tile and the back of the tile you may just be very surprized the thicker the tile the more slope .if you want a real 2mm joint use wedges only so you can allow for slope i will never use spacer pegs .best place for them is the skip .
now as for grout joints in the uk with our build its a must just like surspion on a car these allow for movement now what size they need to be depends on many factors .but 2mm on a wall will allow a fair bit of movement.and is a very tight joint .but how many manage to get a 2mm grout joint is as rear as an MP telling the truth .so why do 2mm grout joints all ways end up looking like 4mm joints
well its easy realy you use 2mm spacer pegs on tiles that have a 1.mm to 1.5mm slope to the back of the tile you then grout and end up with a 4mm to 5mm joint with a 2mm peg now next time measure
the face of the tile and the back of the tile you may just be very surprized the thicker the tile the more slope .if you want a real 2mm joint use wedges only so you can allow for slope i will never use spacer pegs .best place for them is the skip .