Grout or Caulk at shower/tub line?
Higgs Boson wrote:
On May 10, 11:18 am, Wayne Whitney wrote:
On 2010-05-10, harry wrote:
better still there exists soft plastic "angle piece" with a fin that
goes under the bottom tile and rests on the tub.
Do you have a link to an example? Sounds like an interesting
solution. Are there still joint in the corners?
Cheers, Wayne
Should one fill the tub with water before applying caulk/silicone/
whatever?
I've heard that's good to avoid vertical cracking.
I didn't, because my tub is adequately supported and doesn't sink more than
an insignificant fraction when filled with water.
For OP: use caulk at the tub/tile transition, and at every wall change of
plane (if tiling the walls). Grout is only used between individual tiles in
the same plane.
Jon
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