Discuss Large format rectified polished porcelain with no Grout in a shower? in the Tanking and Wetrooms Forum area at TilersForums. USA and UK Tiling Forum
When they want different tiles put in between which everyone over here loves, It starts to get gawdy looking.
Yeah it would depend on the size.
Large tiles are hard to get coverage on. And it's not for the faint hearted. Have you tiled before? What background are you tile onto? Have you considered how you're going to waterproof the shower area before you fix a tile? The tiles wont waterproof the shower alone. You need to 'tank' the shower before you even mix your tile https://www.tilersforums.com/forums/tile-adhesive/ etc.
You would have to check with local building regs, I can say that most professionally installed showers are meant to be flood tested, ie filled to the kerb with water and remain there for a period of time, (24hrs rings a bell somewhere, but could be way off, but a flood test nevertheless) whether your state insists in this, I do not know. And whether you would fall under those rules, again I am unsure.When you say "tank" the shower, that means the ceiling as well? Should that be set first?
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