VERY flexible grout

[faithhealer]

Face the music now and get it over with, then once it's fixed properly you can forget about it or this is going to haunt you for years

 

[tilewell]

Thanks John and co. On the name, I was trying to be ironic! OK, I accept that it all has to come up. I even accept that this is going to cost a small fortune because she who must be obeyed will want the same high quality tiles again. That said, it can't happen until after the new year as the finances won't allow for it. John - what product (Silicone/rubber) do I buy to make good for now? B

 

[mikethetile]

depends on what adhesive you used

the grout breaking out is the thin end of the wedge your tiles will break and come up

so the sooner you get them up the less damage will be done

 

[Peter]

Hi mate, sounds like your overboarding is not solid enough hence the grout cracking.

If you're wanting to regrout yourself, the Bal would be a quite a costly route. If you're in North Belfast, Huttons on the Shore Road will sort you out with Biscem vitri grout and Flexibond additive for in and around a tenner. By the sounds of things it'll only be a short term solution, though.