So I am trying some new design for the custom showers I am building these days. One feature I started putting in showers is a linear drain. They look great and allow me to use larger floor tiles because I only have one or two sloping sides in the shower.
But I think I may have a problem. With the larger tiles (13x13) in this example, I didn't think of the fewer grout lines I would have on the floor and my tile setter is concerned that the tile is too slick when wet. I tested it out once we got the shower valve installed and it's a toss up, but to ensure my clients don't slip when they first use the shower I am thinking that I will use an acid to etch the floor tile. I am using slip tech and have talked with the owner of the company about the installation method and it seems pretty straight forward.
I was just wondering if anyone had used this product or a similar product to slip proof tile.
Any tips?
thanks
But I think I may have a problem. With the larger tiles (13x13) in this example, I didn't think of the fewer grout lines I would have on the floor and my tile setter is concerned that the tile is too slick when wet. I tested it out once we got the shower valve installed and it's a toss up, but to ensure my clients don't slip when they first use the shower I am thinking that I will use an acid to etch the floor tile. I am using slip tech and have talked with the owner of the company about the installation method and it seems pretty straight forward.
I was just wondering if anyone had used this product or a similar product to slip proof tile.
Any tips?
thanks
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