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If the subfloor that you are going over is firm, smooth, and flat your best bet to avoid ceramic tile and grout fracture is to use both a flexible setting adhesive and grout. Most stores that sell ceramic tile and supplies will have the proper adhesive and the liquid additive for the grout. I would recommend only using the grout caulk for final perimeter trim and touch up after the tile installation. Good luck with your project!So im redoing things in rv an d was wondering if i could do tile? I realize the grout issue but could i do the grout with the grout caulking ? its flexible and its not that big of area . I feel like its holding extra moisture in there with the floating floor that previous owner put in .
Thank you i will look into that .If the subfloor that you are going over is firm, smooth, and flat your best bet to avoid ceramic tile and grout fracture is to use both a flexible setting adhesive and grout. Most stores that sell ceramic tile and supplies will have the proper adhesive and the liquid additive for the grout. I would recommend only using the grout caulk for final perimeter trim and touch up after the tile installation. Good luck with your project!
Luxury vinyl flooring that looks like tile may be a good alternative. It's warmer to the touch, softer to walk on, and will not crack and break as your chassis flexes when going over ruts and bumps at the CG. I wanted ceramic tile as well when we re-did all of our floors but RV Renovations and RV Service | Classic Coach Works told me they quit using the hard tile because there were too many complaints from their customers after it was installed. We went with the luxury vinyl flooring and couldn't be happier with it.