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what grout does this look like? in the
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hi there
im pretty new to the diy tilling workd so go easy.
ive just put up these tiles in my bathroom and now want to grout the same as ... -
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Re: what grout does this look like?
Where was that photo from, is it your house, can you get in touch with the person who grouted it originally and ask them, id be suprised if anyone could tell you anything apart from an idea of the colour. Which i think would be dubious at best from a photo which you say makes it look a different colour to what it is.
Maybe the best thing you could do is go to your nearest CTD and ask them for a grout sample board, which is a selection of cured grouts, you can then pop home and hold the samples up against the tiles and see which colour matches.
Hope that helps.
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Re: what grout does this look like?
could be limestone floor grout?
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Re: what grout does this look like?

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LM Ceramics
id have said ivory
could be? but the poster says the photo makes it look a lot yellower than it actually is
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Paul Linley
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Re: what grout does this look like?
looks similar to Bal Sandstone from the pic, as Oli suggests pop to your local CTD i'm sure they will be happy to help. Good luck
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Re: what grout does this look like?
sandstone usually dries a lot darker than that i'm sure
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Re: what grout does this look like?
Any colour grout could be different from different manufacturers. I know for a fact that Biscem Sandstone is nothing like Norcross Sandstone and nothing like Bal Sandstone.
Best bet is to try and narrow it down and then purchase the smallest quantity of the nearest match.
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Re: what grout does this look like?
looks like an ivory floor grout to me...it's heavy sanded so deffo a floor grout..
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Re: what grout does this look like?
Looks like Bal ivory flexible floor grout to me.
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doug boardley
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Re: what grout does this look like?
looks like ivory wide joint to me,tho' it's hard to be sure of shade, it's deffo a wide joint/floor grout
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Re: what grout does this look like?
bal superflex limestone imo
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