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DIY & Home Improvement

tk2kewl

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4. yeah... i have done quite a bit of tiling in the past

Reply to NYC_SKP (Reply #3)

Mon Jan 14, 2013, 02:19 PM

Jan 2013

it's been a few years so i wanted to make sure i got the right amount of grout

just finished 2 rooms this weekend with 18x18 porcelain tiles (look kind of like sandstone). i have one more room to do but i need to grout one of the first 2 so that i can move the shit in the 3rd room.

post sandy repairs. porcelain tile on concrete slab... one less thing to have to replace if it gets flooded again

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grout coverage question [View all] tk2kewl Jan 2013 OP

Square Feet, (Square meters) NYC_SKP Jan 2013 #1

silly that it wasn't specified in the chart tk2kewl Jan 2013 #2

The math didn't support conversion to square yards.... NYC_SKP Jan 2013 #3

yeah... i have done quite a bit of tiling in the past tk2kewl Jan 2013 #4