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Ideally yes. Floor surface temp needs to be 18 deg or below when grouting. Best to get it grouted and wait 7 days and the turn on ufh and ramp up slowly using flow controlled tempI'll have a look at the manifold tonight and see what I've got.
Do tiles need to be grouted before this is done?
Any idea how much floor I should attempt to grout at a time as an amateur. Tiles are smooth but non slip finish so may not wipe up like a glazed tile. I dont want to do too much then find it's set too hard to clean up easily. But at the same time obviously want to get it done asap and not spend all day washing out buckets and paddles etcIdeally yes. Floor surface temp needs to be 18 deg or below when grouting. Best to get it grouted and wait 7 days and the turn on ufh and ramp up slowly using flow controlled temp
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