I’ve just finished setting the floor tile in th bath. The wall is tiled and grouted. After I grout the floor, I am planning on using the preformed tile baseboard. Should I be setting the baseboard in with thinset and then grouting the joints like everything else, or should I use silicone to bond the base to the floor and wall and between the joints?
Thanks.
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Thinset or mastic.
Butter the back of each piece and place it on the wall. Grout the vertical joints and caulk the joint that intersect the floor tile.
I've used silicone with good success, but thinset or mastic will be better for the long run.
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