First you lay out all the tiles with spacers adhering them to the floor, then you grout between by scraping across surface of tiles. Then just wipe clean. The grout is like a concrete mix & will harden.
Ceramic tiles have a grout "gap" but vinyl tiles shouldn't have a gap.
Most often, sanded grout is used for floor tiles because the grout lines are usually greater than 1/8" wide. Sanded grout is necessary for the wider lines to give added strength, and to keep your grout from cracking and chipping out. Unsanded grout must be used if your grout lines are narrower than 1/8", because the grains of sand in sanded grout could cause air pockets and prevent good adhesion to your tiles - and it will crack and chip out as well. Sanded and unsanded grouts are cement-based. One alternative grout on the market is epoxy-based. It is neither sanded nor unsanded, but will work fine in either narrow or wider grout lines. If your grout lines are wider than 1/2", or if you are using saltillo tiles, you must use saltillo grout. Other grouts will not handle this wider width.
Tiles used on floors tend to be thicker than wall tiles. Also, floor tiles are subjected to flexing as people walk over them. Therefore, if floor tiling a wooden floor, use a flexible cement adhesive and grout designed to give and take without cracking.
You need a float brush and grout. You want to make sure you have the right kind of grout. For example, you might want a sanded grout for larger grout spaces. Apply the grout with the float at a 45 degree angle, wiping as much off as you go. After it sets, use a sponge to wipe the haze from the tiles.
If you mean in between, yes. Mirrored tiles are usually held in place with an adhesive like liquid nails in areas where waterproofing is not a concern. Glass cubes are used for showers with a clear sealer in between
Glass tiles are surprisingly tough, at least as impact resistant as many ceramic tiles. They are easy to clean, but the most common reason for using glass tiles in a design is the wide range of vibrant colors. On the downside, they are generally smaller, which means more grout lines, which can be difficult to clean.
clear or frosted glass that you use in lieu of a window. they are stacked with grout in between and are a decorative alternative to windows
Grout.
I have a lot of mould around my bathroom tiles and don't seem to be able to get it out from the grout in between. What grout cleaner will work best for this?
Grout should usually be white or contrast with the tiles, but it truly depends on your preferences.
if your grout line is less than 1/4" you use smooth grout, above that you use sanded grout.
First you lay out all the tiles with spacers adhering them to the floor, then you grout between by scraping across surface of tiles. Then just wipe clean. The grout is like a concrete mix & will harden.
No it shouldn't, but you should still grout your tile.
Ceramic tiles have a grout "gap" but vinyl tiles shouldn't have a gap.
One of the most important components of any tiling project is grout, a soft adhesive material that is used to fill in the seal joint spaces in tiles. When applying grout in between the tiles, the right type of trowel is needed to create the patterns that will match the back and side surfaces of the tiles. After the grout dries up, it is important to immediately sand the tiles and apply sealants. The sanding process can be done with standard sanding paper. Additionally, a soft moist sponge should be used to wash any excess grout from the top surface of the tiles. The sealant will help prevent dirt from accumulating in between the tiles.
there is a special cleaner at lowes in the cleaner isle.