Quadrant tiles around bath

Aug 28, 2012 2 Replies

I need to replace ceramic quadrant tiles around an old cast-iron bath.


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I plan to seal the gap between the side of the bath and the wall with flexible silicone sealant. I have read that the bath should be at least half full of water when I do this so that the weight of a person will not separate the bond after the silicone has dried.


What I would like to know is should the bath also be half filled with water when I install the quadrant tiles?


Also, is there anything else I should watch out for when installing these tiles? I've read the instructions from the retailer but they don't tell me very much.


They have included a small tube of silicone sealant. If this runs out could I use Wickes Kitchen and Bathroom Sealant instead?


I don't think this applies to a cast iron bath

Not unless the floor moves ! Simon.

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