Search the forum,

Discuss Suggest a Grout Shade for tiles? in the Tile Adhesive / Grout Advice area at TilersForums.com.

W

wau5

Hello Sirs, finally got to the stage where I can start laying tiles for bathroom and I need some grout for them however it's really hard to choose between the shades because there's simply no real samples anywhere to be seen, just some paint colour names on websites with 2cm large sample images...
I have 2 tiles , these small travertine mosaic ones for shower floor/niches
(I need to fill them as well, however I got no idea which is the standard colour for these to fill them out? something whiteish but not white? ivory/beige? )
n-y-w_5x5.jpg


and than for the rest of the bathroom walls I got these (kinda whiteish/but with hint of beige/grey spots to make it look like stone).
link to wickes: Wickes Battersea Concrete White Ceramic Wall Tile 298 x 498mm | Wickes.co.uk - http://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-Battersea-Concrete-White-Ceramic-Wall-Tile-298-x-498mm/p/140601
not able to post their picture.
I do not think clear white or super dark grey would really go with them? + I do not want completely white anyway since it would get dirty with time.


Any pros here could maybe give me some ideas what would you use If you had to choose grout for such tiles? Also I think I need to have for each tiles different grout since they are completely different or not?
 
T

Tile Shop

My first choice would be Limestone to blend in with the mosaic and the beige hints of the main tile.
 

John Benton

TF
Arms
Reaction score
2,214
Points
1,138
Location
Leeds
Limestone all the way, you'd hardly notice it was there
 
W

wau5

Thank you guys, you obviously know your stuff very well :)
just Went to Tilegiant and they had some samples, and the Limestone was totally the best out of all that would match what I need.

Thanks!
 
W

wau5

damn the Tilegiant is such a rip-off place, I found that someone had mentioned they have re-branded online store ( tilemagic ), checked it out and wow.. they charge 2-3x more in the store for literary everything they sell.. what the hell :D Some £70/m2 tiles I bought from them (just 1m2) cost there £38 ,
that tile grout costs £20 in-store, online just £10.5
metal tile beads , £20-£25 a piece in store, online from £9-£10
 
T

Tile Shop

OOOOOOO....... Pebble would also be a good shout then. May go with the plain tiles better?
 

Reply to Suggest a Grout Shade for tiles? in the Tile Adhesive / Grout Advice area at TilersForums.com

There are similar tiling threads here

I have moved into a new house and want to tile the downstairs bathroom walls. Its not a big room...
Replies
1
Views
335
    • Like
Hi, I am planning on tiling my concrete garage floor with porcelain tiles. The concrete was laid...
Replies
2
Views
1K
Hello there, Relatively recently we had a new en-suite fitted (complete rip out of the old...
Replies
5
Views
2K
Hi all, I've laid some Arditex NA over the kitchen floor area (not under cabinets. The area is...
Replies
3
Views
1K
Please visit our sponsor websites, they keep the forum free to use!

Advertisement

New Tiling Questions

Replies you've not seen

Top