I’m wanting to lay 1200x1200 porcelain tiles on a floor where only 4 tiles will be enough. I’m wondering if I was to lay it with the tiles touching each other without a gap, does this work or are there downsides to this? Essentially trying to reduce the visibility of the joint and grout lines really
Tiling large porcelain floor tiles without grout line
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How will you prevent liquids from getting under the tiles if you don't use grout.
Most tiles (unless rectified) are not exactly the same size.
If rectified, you could use a 2mm grout line and use a grout the same colour as the tiles.
If not rectified, a 4mm grout line might be safer.
Most tiles (unless rectified) are not exactly the same size.
If rectified, you could use a 2mm grout line and use a grout the same colour as the tiles.
If not rectified, a 4mm grout line might be safer.
I used large format tiles on a worktop , used a bead of silicon along edge before butting tight together then wipe off excess.
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