Grout, Check!
The grout is in. It looks great! And it went in way easier than my studio - I think because it was unsanded grout, the tiles were smoother, and the grout a little thicker... whatever, I'm glad it wasn't a huge pain.
Here is my question though: I know I have to wait 2 weeks before I can seal it... but when can I (er, Frank) install the toilet and sink? I know we didn't wait two weeks in our old house when the tiler and plumber did it all - in fact, I'm pretty sure once one was done, the other came right in. But it was a long time ago, and Luke was a newborn... I might not have my facts straight. I am thinking the toilet and pedestal sink can go in this weekend. Frank thinks we have to wait until the grout is sealed. Anyone else with an opinion?
Here is my question though: I know I have to wait 2 weeks before I can seal it... but when can I (er, Frank) install the toilet and sink? I know we didn't wait two weeks in our old house when the tiler and plumber did it all - in fact, I'm pretty sure once one was done, the other came right in. But it was a long time ago, and Luke was a newborn... I might not have my facts straight. I am thinking the toilet and pedestal sink can go in this weekend. Frank thinks we have to wait until the grout is sealed. Anyone else with an opinion?
posted by Pam @ The Blue Between at 7:32 PM
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I don't know if it was the right thing....but I went ahead and sealed the areas under the toilet and sink,so they could be installed, then sealed the rest later.
thanks, that's pretty much what we decided to do too (except, I say pretty much, because I forgot to seal the under parts before we put them in! Ooops. I'm sure it will be fine. :)
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