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Hi,
Be grateful for some advice before it's too late
I've got some Nerea wall and floor tiles from Tile Giant: crema and noce scored on the wall and noce ... -
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Re: Terracotta grout - good idea/bad idea?
Doesnt your tiler have colour swatches from Mapei ?, they are real grout so will give you a true idea of the outcome.
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Re: Terracotta grout - good idea/bad idea?
barneyg - don't like the small cuts in the corner! A dark grout will emphasize this setting out.
The scored tile in the centre panel is meant to be fully grouted in whatever colour you like - be it white or terracotta.
I personally do not like the joint to be the main feature of the tiling so I'd be tempted to either match the colour of the tile or go white on the walls and lighht grey on the floor.
It is a purely personal descision but do a test area first and remember you may have to wait a couple of days for the Mapei grout to fully dry back to a final dried 'colour'.
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Re: Terracotta grout - good idea/bad idea?
have a look at the grout colour in the bag that will be the finished colour :Pete
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Re: Terracotta grout - good idea/bad idea?
the recessed fake grout lines may be red in colour but it dosnt mean you have to use a grout such as terracota it definately wouldnt be my 1st choice on those tiles,i would use a white or a beige on walls and light grey on floor
good luck
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Re: Terracotta grout - good idea/bad idea?
barneyg
I know nothing I havent learnt
Painters and decorator Leighton Buzzard 01525 376559/07594 779654
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Re: Terracotta grout - good idea/bad idea?
As tj, I prefare the grout line to blend with tile. rather than take your eye to the joint. Just my opinion
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Last edited by Phil Hobson; 26-03-2010 at 05:49 PM.
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Re: Terracotta grout - good idea/bad idea?
as above
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Re: Terracotta grout - good idea/bad idea?
jasmine is a lovely colour
I know nothing I havent learnt
Painters and decorator Leighton Buzzard 01525 376559/07594 779654
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