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Debbie W

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Outdoor Living: The grout between the tiles in my kitchen is cracked up. What options do I have?

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Debbie W Elizabeth City, NC on Jun 03, 2011
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    Hudson Designs on Jun 03, 2011
    Hello Debbie, ...»

    If the grout has a small hair line crack then you could use non sanded grout of the same color to fill it. If the grout is coming out then it should be removed and re-grouted. Heat may have been the cause. Always use a pot holder on the counter when you set hot items on it.

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  • Closeup of the Quartz Floor.  This is a blend called "Bluestone". Many custom colors available.
  • This is what the room looked like after prep.  Note the crack patching needed to clean up the floor
  • Finished flooring. A beautiful garage floor.

Quartz floors have been very popular in Commercial installations such as hospitals and schools.

Anywhere there are wet areas such as cafeterias and bathrooms. They are also excellent for garage floors as the quartz adds two elements to the floor. One - Higher compressive strength ...»
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Amazing Improvements and ... Marietta, GA
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