The joints look so tight...is grouting needed?
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The is a high arch and there should not be a problem with big pots. I would call Grohe to make sure because everyone has their own opinions.
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I took a left over piece and tried it for you. It seems to work and look okay. My tiles have a good amount of grout inbetween them and it still looked okay.
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We had to go to internet and try to follow the instructions with a picture and it did take some doing. They do seem to require just the right angle to fit in correctly. I remember us taking out and redoing shape for this. Better instructions with pictures are needed in packaging, not having to scroll thru internet. Good luck
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I returned them. I drilled 3 inch holes and set handrail in quickcrete epoxy. See quickcrete video on UTube...
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Move the trailer connection first!!! Also use a pipe for leverage on the bolts. They are really tight. All hardware included. It takes about an hour. A second set of hands is really helpful.
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My husband has the same issue so we used a piece of PVC to pre-stretch them. You do want them snug so don't over stretch them. :o)
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It would look odd, and might not have enough room for bracing, even if you could squeeze it in. Ask Elkay or a plummer if you are determined.
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Yes. The middle is supposed to be sunken & soft but it's not quite sunken enough; there's still some pressure there. :-/
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sorry nothing is as good as hands and knees scrubbing for grout. I did the knee thing and hopped i could maintain the grout with the duo, however, I see I will still have to spot clean traffic areas by hand from time to time.
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There's a little half inch foot on each corner. I'm thinking it could be replaced with something a bit taller and handle the stress. I'm no carpenter, but I'd give it a go!
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Yes. Mine doesn't quite line up correctly, but that's my fault for not chiseling it out well enough. You may have to chisel out a section if it doesn't exactly match what you had before, or (gasp) even fill in a hole with wood putty, let dry HARD, then chisel out a small section. Not hard, but harder than what I felt like doing just then. It's pretty nice and way cheaper than some of the architectural sites for almost the exact same thing.
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It shouldn't be a problem, but you may have to fill in some empty space with foam or the like. Won't be too aesthetically pleasing but it probably won't be bad. Maybe level the foam and caulk it over nearly
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i bought a standard 4" from hd, installed, even added a pedestal to it. a bead of calk to seal the deal and it looks better thanif i left the pipes and lines exposed. all this in a bathroom that had 30" from wall to wall...wash hands slowly and you'll be just fine!~
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No, this is the consistency of paint. It won't fill cracks, just color and brighten existing grout.
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check to see if steam is coming out, should be easy enough with some effort on a shiny smooth floor, might be a little rougher if on a floor that has an upraised pattern. ive never had trbl with ours but our floors are smooth.
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All joints should be tight. The provided nuts are lock nuts. They are harder to tighten because they are more likely to stay on once installed. It is a solid construction if everything is done correctly.