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What is the minimum space between tiles (joint space) that must be used when installing a ceramic floor?

April 26, 2017ceramic floor Joint minimum tiles Used

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What is the minimum space between tiles (joint space) that must be used when installing a ceramic floor?

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Each flooring manufacturer specifies the minimum joint space for each of its models of flooring, but it usually ranges from 4 mm to 7 mm. For rectified tiles, grout space can be as little as 1.5 mm.