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Grout colour

djt0607 · 2022-07-10 09:13:21

I've fully tiled the walls in my bathroom. The format of the wall tiles are 12x24 light grey. The thickness of the grout lines are 1.5mm. The colour of the grout is silver grey. I've done the floor in the exact same tiles also. However, the thickness of the grout line is 4mm as, originally, I planned to have a darker grey…

10-07-2022 10:13AM

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djt0607

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I've fully tiled the walls in my bathroom. The format of the wall tiles are 12x24 light grey. The thickness of the grout lines are 1.5mm. The colour of the grout is silver grey. I've done the floor in the exact same tiles also. However, the thickness of the grout line is 4mm as, originally, I planned to have a darker grey on the floor to battle dirt/ staining/etc. However now, having discussed it with my O.H. , I'm thinking should I do as originally planned or go with what she said may look good too - which is the same grout colour for the floor tiles also. (Silver grey)

Any advice?

Thanks.

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#2 14-07-2022 04:11PM

unimaginativeusername

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You've probably already done the job by now but I have silver grey grouting on my kitchen and bathroom floor - it was recommended by the tiler doing the job and it's dark enough for dirt IMO. Hope the job went well!

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