The space between the bottom row of new tiles on one wall of my shower
and the existing floor tiles will be 1/4". Someone in an earlier post
stated that sanded grout is not good for wet areas.....Is this
correct??? I thought anytime the tile spacing was over 1/8" you were
supposed to use sanded grout, PERIOD.

Any professional or just experienced tile-setters care to weigh in on
this?

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Go here for lots of advice. It is a very active board, with lots of willing
folks to help you out with all things tile related

http://www.johnbridge.com/vbulletin/

Go here for lots of advice. It is a very active board, with lots of willing
folks to help you out with all things tile related

http://www.johnbridge.com/vbulletin/

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Go here for lots of advice. It is a very active board, with lots of willing
folks to help you out with all things tile related

http://www.johnbridge.com/vbulletin/

We heard you the first two times.

Bob

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The space between the bottom row of new tiles on one wall of my shower
and the existing floor tiles will be 1/4". Someone in an earlier post
stated that sanded grout is not good for wet areas.....Is this
correct??? I thought anytime the tile spacing was over 1/8" you were
supposed to use sanded grout, PERIOD.

Any professional or just experienced tile-setters care to weigh in on
this?

they were wrong. yes, it's fine and actually preferable.