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whats the best addy and grout for a fireplace(never done one b4)its clay tiles and i prefer bal if that helps anyone(prob not!)... -
fireplace
whats the best addy and grout for a fireplace(never done one b4)its clay tiles and i prefer bal if that helps anyone(prob not!)
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Re: fireplace
BAl is suitable no probs...upto about 100 dgs...
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Re: fireplace
take it rapid set should be ok(pretty sure its a concrete base) and a non flexi grout?
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Re: fireplace
cheers mate! your some man! can i ask is the flexi grout because of heat(i.e contracting and expanding?)
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Re: fireplace
It is just peace of mind really.....better to use a modified grout IMO...
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doug boardley
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Re: fireplace
you're using flexible addy too aren't you dc?
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doug boardley
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Originally Posted by
Dave
Here's one i did.....Bal rapidset and superflex ivory grout.....

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got some re and rex's there Dave? long time since i've seen any!
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medlar
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nice little job there Dave mate,is that my Wash boy in the bottom right corner,certainly looks like it
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Originally Posted by
doug boardley
got some re and rex's there Dave? long time since i've seen any!
sure is doug...Heather browns ....
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Originally Posted by
doug boardley
you're using flexible addy too aren't you dc?
not according to dave i aint,do you think different?(its going onto a concrete base)
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Bal rapidset will be fine..but others then maybe not.....the bal one is flexible to a certain extent.....so is Mapie's mapeker.....They make these adhesives modifed for porcelain but not suitable for timber or ufh and that heats the whole substrate...this is a fire hearth...so will be fine...but if in doubt use flexi addy..
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doug boardley
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was concerned about heat transference that's all
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Re: fireplace
It really depends upon what the fire is to used for doug..those ones i did were for wood burning stoves....so no probs....
Now if this was an open fire then YES go flexible.......
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all taken on board! thanks to you both doug and dave!
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