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Finished the tiling and grouting and the wooden strip has been removed, just wondering if I should put some white or black silicone under the tiles?
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Silicone this bit or leave it?
Finished the tiling and grouting and the wooden strip has been removed, just wondering if I should put some white or black silicone under the tiles?
There's the black beading on the top but I didn't put it along the bottom.
Should I just leave it alone? What would you guys do?
Cheers.
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Re: Silicone this bit or leave it?
If that area is for the free standing cooker to be pushed into, I'd put another row of tiles down so it looks as though you've gone down to the skirting/ or tile down to the skirting.
Or you can leave it as it is, no need for silicone.
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Re: Silicone this bit or leave it?
A fridge/freezer is going there.
I'll just leave it, the row of tiles is the same around the kitchen.
Thanks
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Re: Silicone this bit or leave it?
I would leave it as well...
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Re: Silicone this bit or leave it?
as per above no need to silicone there
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i would drop it if possible by another row at back so it looks like it goes to the floor
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Re: Silicone this bit or leave it?

Originally Posted by
kilty55
i would drop it if possible by another row at back so it looks like it goes to the floor
My choice too
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Re: Silicone this bit or leave it?
I'm another of the "add another row to the bottom" brigade
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Re: Silicone this bit or leave it?
I think their should be a Poll - 4 for / ? against another row.
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Re: Silicone this bit or leave it?
Another row at the bottom
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Re: Silicone this bit or leave it?
Another row for me
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