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Discuss Silcone in wetroom ?? in the Tanking & Wetrooms at TilersForums; Hello Finishing off a wetroom, the walls are tiled, floor about to go down with 25mm mosaics on Gmat over Bal WP1, the floor will be grouted with Kerapoxy, do ...
          
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    Finishing off a wetroom, the walls are tiled, floor about to go down with 25mm mosaics on Gmat over Bal WP1, the floor will be grouted with Kerapoxy, do I need to run a bead of silicone between wall and floor, or will the epoxy grout stop any leaks ?

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    Yes use silicone which will cope with any movement between the substrates.

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    Thanks for the reply, sorry for the length of time to respond, been tiling , makes good sense, never thought of it like that. Cheers Mark

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    Default Re: Silcone in wetroom ??

    Make sure that the joint to be siliconed is clear from any grout. If you silicone over grout, the grout will crack and take the silicone with it, leaving a gap for water to get through and do a lot of damage.
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