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11th September 2009, 11:00 PM #1
Has anyone seen 4mm Tile-Spacers?
A very Blokey Greeting-Grunt to you all! :D
I'm going to put some particularly nice 320mm Terracotta tiles onto the Kitchen & Dining Room floors, but I reckon that the 3mm Spacers that everyone uses these days give a grout joint that looks just a little too small. On the other hand, I'll grudgingly admit that the 5mm are perhaps a little too big. If I had to pick one or the other however, I'd probably choose the 5's (and save the 3's for the 200mm tiles in the Shower, where everyone else seem to use 1.5's...), but I'm just wondering whether someone out there is doing a 4mm Spacer? And have any of you seen them for sale anywhere on the northside up here (in Brisbania...)? :?
Many Thanks,
Batpig.
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