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Split faced tile help!
Frances109
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We have fallen in love with the split faced tiles from Crown Tiles but we want them as a feature wall in our bathroom.
Now they will end up coming into contact with water due to where they are but I have read that they don't need grouting.
Does anyone know how we can have them in the bathroom whilst still being water tight? Is it just a membrane or do we need something else? I've seen a lot of people use them on the outside of buildings so I know it is possible - just don't know how to do it
Now they will end up coming into contact with water due to where they are but I have read that they don't need grouting.
Does anyone know how we can have them in the bathroom whilst still being water tight? Is it just a membrane or do we need something else? I've seen a lot of people use them on the outside of buildings so I know it is possible - just don't know how to do it
First time buyer!
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Not suitable for wet areas internally. While we could tank to keep area watertight with sheet membrane , water getting behind the tiles is eventually going to go mouldy and stink !Hi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure0
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