The only screws I had handy were thicker than the grout-line I was aiming for.
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13 years ago
"Tile 'n Grout Abominations"
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13 years ago
What's the rough price on Mermaid?
We're going steampunk in the bathroom (eventually) with an enormous copper bathtub. The idea of their copper panels for the shower cubicle, without the corrosion problems of real copper, is appealing.
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I get the feeling you're basing your views on just one of these products. As I said, the Homebase stuff (for porcelain) was excellent. That's not to say they're all the same - I remember trying some Wick's (adhesive only) which was rubbish.
More to me the convenience of being able to collect a product locally when I need it. At a decent price.
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13 years ago
I use 1" panel pins.
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13 years ago
Panel pins
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13 years ago
Google is your friend!
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13 years ago
Mr Muscle Shower Shine works very well. My grout is still gleaming white after two years and the shower being used four times per day.
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13 years ago
Mostly that it looks dreadful and that it's a cheap and nasty finish, plywood with a printed laminate surface. Euchhh.
Shades of 1960s caravans.