Grouting Tile

Choosing, mixing, applying and sealing the messy stuff that goes between tiles
by David Hart

After new tile goes down on the floor or in the shower, gaps between the tiles must be filled with grout. The author explains the process, with tips on the right tools and advice on what kind of grout is best.

From Fine Homebuilding 138, pp. 68-73
May 1, 2001

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Building | Tilework | Grout | Wall Tiles | Floor Tiles | Trowels | Floors and Coverings | Tile and Stonework
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