Is there such thing as 'flexible grout'?
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07-11-00, 01:29 PM
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I'm building an addition on to my house and made the floor braces out of oak. I have been told that oak boards are strong enough, but are too flexible to support tile flooring. Is there any way I could still use tile, perhaps with some type of flexible grout? I don't want the concrete type to crack whenever someone bounces too hard on my floor.
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07-12-00, 08:37 PM
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There are epoxy grouts and also an acrylic substitute you can use to mix the grout with instead of water. Ask about the acrylic at any tile center.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Akia Lane:
I'm building an addition on to my house and made the floor braces out of oak. I have been told that oak boards are strong enough, but are too flexible to support tile flooring. Is there any way I could still use tile, perhaps with some type of flexible grout? I don't want the concrete type to crack whenever someone bounces too hard on my floor.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Akia Lane:
I'm building an addition on to my house and made the floor braces out of oak. I have been told that oak boards are strong enough, but are too flexible to support tile flooring. Is there any way I could still use tile, perhaps with some type of flexible grout? I don't want the concrete type to crack whenever someone bounces too hard on my floor.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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