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Trade: general contractor
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: MN
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Cove Tiles Tub/wall
Why would you use cove tile for tile to tub transition. Cutting corners/lazy/hack? Looks to be attached with grout only. all coves are lose pulled 3/4 of them off with fingers. I will have to reapply coves because you probly geussed tile to tub joint is crap. I would think thin/set then cove. Any help? Thanks Take it easy on me since I'm a newbie
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Location: Denver Colorado
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Re: Cove Tiles Tub/wall
beacuse the drywall behind the tiles tarted rotting so they atteched those to keep the water from further destroying the rest, try kerdi fix or silicone.
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Re: Cove Tiles Tub/wall
Drywall looks okay can see behind the wall pretty good. Thanks kevjob will look into kerdi fix. sorry floor guys should have this in specialties oops. wont happen again
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