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Well I wouldn't disagree with that, but...
With white cement, it's the only system that you will never have to re-grout or, more importantly, dig the black crap out of. On Sun, 25 Jul 2004 19:59:07 +0100, "BillV" wrote: "John Hewitt" wrote in message .. . Fit / mount the tub, tile the walls and floor, mount and plumb the rest of the fittings. No tiles to be cut, except around the tub, and then maybe not. Do not grout with silicon. Use "White cement". Better still, use the small thin molded tiles [ 1/4 round in cross section] to seal the edge around the tub. Now I would have used that ceramic quadrant stuff 20 or so years ago but it looks so naff and dated now. I'm surprised it can still be obtained.. John Hewitt Malaga Spain |
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