Advice on tiling round in a shower cubicle, around the inlet pipes? - tiling advice
Hello
I have it from the kitchen tiles, no probs.
Now I am a shower and some suggestions would be well on its way to tile around the waterline and control as selected. What is the difference much about these two and not needed, the differences should be sealed?,
or is the chrome plate, which wraps around the brand enough to prevent water from going behind the tables?
Salud!
Monday, January 18, 2010
Tiling Advice Advice On Tiling Round In A Shower Cubicle, Around The Inlet Pipes?
5 comments:
You only need enough space around the valves in place, no longer (if the guy is down - Control-way) and you need to get the screw holes clear.
The decoration (silver) extends the valve does not seal the water with their own resources. You can, however, a seal or seal and plumbers. Personally, I would like to run a bead of sealant on the back of the cap and press the tile, clean the excess and has a good seal.
Round single control for a soft, foam-type seals on them, sealing the wall.
Seal holes with silicone, because if water enters the wall at the back of the box is then a problem, which was expensive to fix, it may take months to show the problem.
Pack away with plumbers putty and behind the arms or plates, cut the excess. It should not be an empty space. You do not use the gap too big for a screen to cover it.
You can buy diamonds for cutting tubes even more. Leave 1-2mm, mortar and seal with waterproof sealant
You can buy diamonds for cutting tubes even more. Leave 1-2mm, mortar and seal with waterproof sealant
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