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Guys / girls,
My girl friend wants me to install these tiles as a feature wall in her bedroom, the black ones i think!! what do you guys think, my ... -
gulf stone quartz
Guys / girls,
My girl friend wants me to install these tiles as a feature wall in her bedroom, the black ones i think!! what do you guys think, my personal opinion would be no grout join! What do you think?? help??
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Re: gulf stone quartz
No grout joint...... forget it.
BS states 2mm minimum so be careful.
Make sure the wall is strong enough etc too.
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not putting a grout join in wouldn't be my choice mate. why not do 2mm spacer and black grout
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Dont worry hill head, the headboard sometimes rubs against the wall there so i dont want a lump of quartz hitting me on the heed!
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id definately have a grout joint but if you want to blend it in, use a black glitter grout.
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Daz has got some mirror tiles if you wish to do the ceiling
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I will run that one past her jay!! haha
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Re: gulf stone quartz
also heard about a lot of gulf stone coming into the country from china with a higher resin consistency these also tend to buckle and lift from the adhesive would definitely use grout especially if its near a radiator
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Re: gulf stone quartz

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thompsonbrown
also heard about a lot of gulf stone coming into the country from china with a higher resin consistency these also tend to buckle and lift from the adhesive would definitely use grout especially if its near a radiator
and the grout will do what
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