floor tile grout

[tfg]

need to know a really good "flexible" floor tile grout, maybe one a tiler would choose (for laying ceramic tiles on a wood floor)

[heathfield]

Unibond make a high strength, high flexibility, combined adhesive and grout for ceramic tiles, suitable for wood floors- commonly available at any of the larger DIY stores.

[Toleman]

make sure its flexible as it will crack if not on the timber floor.

Was the timber sealed before tiles being layed on it and was a flexi adhiesive used?

Also if there is movement on the floor it should of been overboarded with ply.

Chris

[tfg]

yeh, it was overboarded with ply but I still get some grout cracking, its a lot of hard work and i'm making efforts to stop the tiles from moving but still need a top quality grout

[True Blue 32]

I would recommend a grout i have used in my bathroom and are currently using in my kitchen. It is called 'Mapei Ultra Color Plus'. It Flexible, mould resistant and water repellent. TBH i can't speak highly enough of it.

I think the last .lot i got was �7-8 for a 2 Kg bag which was enough for 6 square meters.

I don't know where you live but i got mine from a place called Tubs and Tiles in Coventry.

Hope this helps.

Oh yeah, it comes in about 25-30 different colours as well.

[True Blue 32]

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