How Do You Grout Marble Around A Fireplace?
A marble fireplace is one of the most elegant designs you can choose for a room. It also is a big investment but it will last a long time and is extremely heat resistant. This makes it a good choice when tiling your fireplace. The variety of colors available will help you create a focal point for your room by adding dimension and depth to your décor. Because of the high cost of marble tile, proper installation is important. Grouting is the last step in installation and the easiest. Look closely at the work done so far on the marble. Make sure the tile is firmly settled in the mortar before continuing. The mortar should be completely dry before you attempt to add the grout. That will take at least a day. Pick out the grout. Try to match the dominant color in your marble so it doesn’t end up looking like a checkerboard. Follow the instructions provided with the product to mix the grout. It is a good idea to mix it at least 10 minutes before using it. Remove the spacers between the marble
