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Adhesive not cleaned out between tiles.. Grouted to early...adhesive not cured... Grout mixed in a dirty bucket... Grout badly mixed.. To much water in the grout... Amongst others.... Best to de-grout it and then redo.. Ps the shade variation sticks out a mile...next time employ a...

Homelux or genises..?? Pop into a tile retailer they should have a match for you.... The places you went to don't have a good range off stock for tiling...

What type off tiles are you fixing?...wall and floor... Your wall tile sizes.....I wouldn't use a tubed mix for that size...bagged flexy for walls and floors imo Spacers for wall 2mm...

Looks like just your normal cement based backer board.....they have just put the word "moisture" in front off it...

IMO 18mm wbp ply would be ok for flooring...primed underside and edges with sbr,then screwed every 150mm Granite tiles ...what colour are they??.. Use a rapidset flexy addy for granite.. Weber/ardex/bal/mapei mfr will be best to use.... Grout will be flexy also....grey usually for...

Hat off to you fuzzyone.... :wink: When re grouting maybe look into an epoxy grout....then you won't get water ingress....discolouring off grout....

What about a 40mm upvc trim and...cut/trim to suit ... Or use a mosaic tile and cut to size....

Question..... Why are you lifting them in the first place?? Are they popping/lifting from the floor?....

There is a very good possiblilty you will damage the ufh when you lift the existing tiles .....so when lifted you will want to test the ufh with multimeter to see if still working.... And if so is working,use a latex based levelling compound over it then a good branded flexiable adhesive and...

Pourable thick bed adhesive for them ....Bal Grout grey flexiable from above...Bal... Spacing you will be looking at a wide joint grout min 5mm...me I would go higher ..

Pourable thick bed adhesive for them ....Bal Grout grey flexiable from above...Bal... Spacing you will be looking at a wide joint grout min 5mm...me I would go higher ..

Just reading back your a newbie..... The grate.....is what you see in the tray for the water to go in...it's usually silver sometimes white.... The trap...is what you see in pic two...the big white bit...U bend... You will probably need a small length off...solvent pipe and a few 90"...

Alright auld yin hope yer good and all set for Xmas .... :wink: Yer birthday as well jimmy.....what age now....sixty what .....ha ha...

The authors name...not give it away joe... You will also get the 3way mitre.... :wink:

Is it a ground floor b/room...or upstairs?...

The new tray will come with a new...grate and trap.... Looking at your pics the exsiting pipe work and bends are solvent welded... So when you position your new tray/grate/trap in...you will need to ...cut a straight length off your pipe work and line up with your trap and solvent weld a...

Is the new shower tray going to be raised also.. Use 12.5mm cement based backer boards to piece in wall...

Mark the socket hole onto the face off the tile transfer marks round onto the back of tle... Then using a wet saw...And your good eye .... Tile Face side down ,take guard of wet saw and run it over the blade inside your marks....eh presto.. :lol: Or use a 4oz pin hammer and a claw...

Very late in reply....but the answer is.......... NO..... Just in case somebody else looks thro the site and thinks it ok to do.... 6mm ply/ufh/stone tiles.........IT WONT WORK....