depends if there is movement in the walls or floor. grouts nowadays have latax additives that allow some movement, apoxy grout will last longer than any but its hard to work with and will cost ya more,(its like speading bubble gum)some come with 10, 15 and lifetime waranties, if mixed wrong it could effect the lifetime of the grout. I tore out a tile floor from the 60's and the grout was fine,the products have only improved since then.
It all depends on the sealer you used! I use a product called StableCrete that penetrates into the grout joints to waterproof them without leaving a film. Ready for light traffic in four hours. The Grout is what you seal with a ceramic install and not the ceramic!
you will have to wait a month
Should last about 30 minutez
If the pressure treatment is identical, theoretically they should perform equally.
Between 10 and 12 years the garage door opener should last before needing to be replaced. Sears sells more openers than anyone else. After 10 years you should start thinking about replacing it.
It all depends on the sealer you used! I use a product called StableCrete that penetrates into the grout joints to waterproof them without leaving a film. Ready for light traffic in four hours. The Grout is what you seal with a ceramic install and not the ceramic!
The best flooring by far for a kitchen is ceramic tiles with an epoxy grout. They will last a long time won't take any water damage and increase your home value.
carbon ceramic brakes are fade-free, which means they will last much longer than conventional brakes
you will have to wait a month
Ceramic knife sharpeners can last for several years if you use them weekly. Metal sharpeners last much longer.
up to 72 hours for best results.
Yes you should.. the unglazed ceramic is not good for you, I belive it's a long the lines of one of the cancer causing.
REALLY CERAMIC BRACES ARE LIKE REGULAR (STAINLESS STEEL) BRACES, THE ONLY THING THAT CHANGES (OBVIOUSLY) IS THE COLOR AND THE SIZE. THEY SHOULD LAST THE SAME ON YOUR TEETH AS THE REGULAR ONES AND IF YOU TAKE REALLY GOOD CARE OF THEM, YOU WON'T HAVE A PROBLEM... = )
Ceramic cookware has been known to crack easily caused by overheating. Ceramic cookware doesnt last as long as some think. Overheating has been caused by grease or oil getting to hot in the oven.
I had very dirty tile grout in my kitchen and bathrooms from one of those swiffer mops. After a few months the grout lines became dirty and even when I used bleach in the grout lines they would not get clean.... After a while I realized that my grout was not sealed when the ceramic tiles were laid down (ceramic tiles usually come sealed)....I went to an orange colored builder supply store and first got a professional grade heavy duty acidic grout cleaner. I followed the directions and then once it was dry and cleaned I used a high traffic grout sealer (was in a tall yellow container with blue writing...don't remember the name) and a roller to roll the grout lines...once it dried my grout lines were shiny and white! It doesn't matter what color the store is you buy a sealer from! Read the labels on any grout sealer!!! If it states that a second application can be made at a later date; that raises the question "What happened to the first?". Also, look for any cautionary statement "Do not allow product to contact glass or metal"! In either case these products will not give longevity as a sealer. A cementitous grout left untreated will absorb waterborne contaminates into the capillary pore of the grout that has not been waterproofed! Dirty mop water is a sure way to discolor a grout! I use a product direct from the manufacturer that waterproofs in one application and increases compressive strength of any Portland Cement based grout material. Once the grout has been waterproofed, an added benefit is; it does not allow formation of efflorescence crystals on a surface. Best to place this product the day after grouting to protect from construction residue. Low VOC allows application in an occupied interior space and your grout problems are over!
grout removal and replacement is a hard and long project unless you already have the tools and knowledge, If you hire a tile contractor you are likely to spend anywhere from 2.50 to 3.50 a sq foot depending on the age of the grout and the thickness and width of the grout..........
No, ceramic is glazed and there for has no pores for the paint to bond to. You can though clean the grout really well and buy grout paint from a home improvement store. That will really help make your floor look better.