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25-03-2008
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| what size grout lines for floors ? | | the last floor i did i used 3mm spacers , do you think 5mm would be better ? | | |
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| Re: what size grout lines for floors ? | | Depends on a few variables really. BS states minimum 3mm grout joints for floors. You can use any size you want I always left it to the customer 5mm is a fairly standard size as well down to the size of tile the type of tile and the colour of the joint at the end of the day IMO
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| Re: what size grout lines for floors ? | | id go for a 5mm myself but depends on the type of tile etc
personally cant get better than the commentators eye level for grout lines | | |
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| Re: what size grout lines for floors ? | | Agree with both above posts
9 times out of 10 i always used 5mm spacers
On very rare occasions used 3mm | | |
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| Re: what size grout lines for floors ? | | Standard tiles i use 5mm.
Rectified polished porcelain then 2 or 3mm depending on the floor level. Usually 3mm and a SLC down before hand. |
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| Re: what size grout lines for floors ? | | i always ask the customer what size but if they leave it to me i use a 5mm spacer | | |
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| Re: what size grout lines for floors ? | | 3mm for me too unless its uncalibrated then make them bigger and judge by eye (wide joint grout) |
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