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The correct tile spacing for wall tiling is a minimum of 2mm. The maximum will depend on the tile size tolerance and the tile grout used. The thicker the spacing and the deeper the tile, the more coarse grout you require. | ||
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What is the correct tile spacing for wall tiling? |
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Do they really? Isn't that the spacer pegs? | ||
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Well i've never seen them. Wow. Everyday is a school day  | ||
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But 1mm is less than the standard right? | ||
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i dont use spacers unless the tiles are very heavy Travertine etc, but i tend to have a joint of 3mm on walls, less for stone | ||||||||||
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