Whats the difference between sanded and nonsanded grout?
Nonsanded grout is a cement cream used for tight joints not bigger than 1/8 inch. Sanded grout has an aggregate added to it for larger joints, usually 1/8 inch to 3/8 inch. 7. How can I drill a hole in ceramic tile? You need to use a masonry bit on your drill. Make sure to triple check where you want the hole because should you misplace it, it will be difficult to reinstall the tile. 6. Is ceramic tile very cold? Ceramic tile reflects the room temperature and holds on to that temperature for a long time. At times it can be cold. There are products out there that can be installed prior to tile installation that can warm up a floor. 5. Is ceramic tile waterproof? This is a HUGE misconception. Tile itself is water tolerant and does not decay in water. The glaze on a tile is waterproof. However, the grout joints connecting the tile do allow water transmission. This is where an improper installation can result in a structural problem and a costly replacement. The best thing to do for the gr
