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My husband and I have just finished tiling our bathroom and are having a disagreement. We have laid the border tiles but my husband put spacers inbetween all ... -
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Should I leave gap for grout inbetween border tiles?
Hi there
My husband and I have just finished tiling our bathroom and are having a disagreement. We have laid the border tiles but my husband put spacers inbetween all the border tiles which I believe affects the flow of the pattern, I think it would have been better without a gap. So my question is should you leave a gap for grout inbetween border tiles, the tiles are over the bath containing a shower so part of it will get quite wet.
Many thanks for your help.
Helen
Last edited by Sir Ramic; 03-11-2010 at 11:32 AM.
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hi and welcome yes there should always be a gap left between all tiles
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Re: Should I leave gap for grout inbetween border tiles?
You should have a 2mm gap.
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100% 2mm space, you're hubby is right im afraid.
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Thanks ever so much for all your replies, i'll never hear the end of this. lol.
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Dan (03-11-2010), enduro (03-11-2010), faithhealer (03-11-2010), jay (03-11-2010)
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Re: Should I leave gap for grout inbetween border tiles?
Another hubby wins an argument..
Welcome helen.
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YES a woman admits defeat
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Ouch
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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doug boardley
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Re: Should I leave gap for grout inbetween border tiles?
I do hope for his own safety that he doesn't gloat too much
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