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Old 23-02-2008   #1
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Just a quick one guys. kitchen splash back do i need to put spacers between worktop and bottom tiles ?

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I don't but many do,its down to your own personel preference.
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no spacers required
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I like to leave a space because I consider the worktop as a potential movement .This way I can get a good joint for silicon. I know some will say that no way the worktop should move so this is only my preference.

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dont but no reason why you should/shouldnt.

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I tend to make sure that the worktop is completely level and tile straight off of it. I like to leave the thinest line of silicon that I can so keep gaps to an absolute minimum.

As previously stated, "there is no reason why the worktop should move."
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I always leave a space, just one or two mm, because even though it shouldn't, the worktop could potentially move. Besides, it's in the regulations to leave a space over here, so I don't really have a choice.

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