We have very narrow grout (less than 1mm). Not sure if the adhesive will go down the narrow gap?
1860739
The viscosity of the fix a floor glue is like Elmer's glue so I think it would still be injectable. The problem is the the tip if the fix a floor tube probably is too big to use hole that small. You might try injecting the glue into a small syringe and then use that to inject it thru the smaller grout hole.
1860740
It would take quite a while to get enough of the stuff injected from a small enough syringe to do one tile (perhaps half an hour, if not more). If you want to do only a few tiles it may be worth the effort if you have the patience to wield a syringe for that length of time.
1860741
If the tip of the tub fits in the hole the liquid is thin enough to flow under a hollow tile. However less than 1mm is very very small. I can't recall what the minimal drill bit size is but I'm you can find out by goggle or Fix a Floor company.
162936
Would try with that v shaped o cedar grout brush Might have to let sit reapply . Wait for grout to dry to assess
1759374
I used them on a 1 inch shelfI'm afraid it will not workBut they are great dividers
1718151
OK, my stove is about 1/4" higher than the counter, and the gap is about 1/8". These strips grip the stove like a magnet and drop right onto the counter, providing an effective barrier. My guess would be that 1/2" difference might work. The long side wouldn't lay flat upon the counter, but would reach it. I don't know what to tell you - I'd try it.
1462998
These tiles are each 7/8" of an inch across without considering any grout lines. I hope that this helps. Good luck. We were happy with the quality and none were broken.
1560578
From the bottom of the door to the bottom of the fins is 1/2 inch, I think you will need something a little longer to cover a 1/2 inch gap. You want the fins to "more" than just make it to create a seal.
1200480
I have never tried but assume so. It should work assuming the tile is not porous - to permit proper suction, and large enough - so the suction cups do not align with grout seams.
1964291
It's a decal, it's very thin, I would guess that if there's grouted cinder block, the grouted gaps would show through. This would work best on a relatively flat wall, so really depends on what your wall looks like. Hope that helps!
2044911
Follow the template, but you need to recess the to holder 1.5 inches into the wall for it to be flush with the finished surface....
920578
Yes. If the tile are smooth surface. It will not stick if you have very small times and the suction cups are on top of the grouts.
2244374
I don't think so.. The grout in between every small piece is going to make it less slippery.. I have this in a small bathroom and have no trouble
807090
The arm is about 5 inches long from the point it leaves the wall to the first "bend" so there should be plenty of length regardless of your tile depth for the bar to clear.
737882
It says that if you have smooth tiles and avoid grout lines, it should work the same.
711279
It would be hard to apply if the grout is not smooth. It would if the grout that's cracked is not too deep.
1184750
You have to use unmodified thinset to anchor this. I think you would have to first remove the tile.
243381
The suction cups are about 1/2", go around the edge of the soles and criss cross in the middle. It might be that some of them hit the grout lines on the tiles while others hit the tiles. I think it would work fine as there are enough suction cups. Hope this helps
1902767
I have a small ceramic tile and grout back-splash behind my kitchen faucet that kept getting splattered with soap and water from the sink. I went to Lowe's and had them cut me a piece of clear Plexiglas to fit behind the faucet. Works well and the tile is still visible.