In my bathroom (first floor) my plumber put silicon between wall and floor tiles. I notice it’s tearing off. Is this common ? Eg settlement causing silicon to tear away?
Silicon between floor and wall coming off first floor bathroom.
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Could be, photos?
Could also be surface wasn't clean, fillet wasn't deep enough, etc
Could also be surface wasn't clean, fillet wasn't deep enough, etc
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Does seem a lot, is this a new built room and it's joist shrinkage? Wouldn't expect that much on an existing build.
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A total new refurb. We changed floor boards. That bit sits above a chimney.
He silicones it 8 month ago
He silicones it 8 month ago
We did drill some holes to mount a tv on chimney below?
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Holes in a chimney wouldn't affect it at all. Might be shrinkage caused by having the heating on.
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