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Shower tile

5 years ago

What a gorgeous bathroom! Does the shower tile meet code requirements for DCOF (to prevent slipping when wet)? We would love to use a large tile but installers recommend smaller mosaics so the grout helps with friction.

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PRO
dSPACE Studio Ltd, AIA
5 years ago
Hello, and thank you for your question!
Yes, the tiles seen here are approved for wet locations such as this
master bathroom. When selecting a large format tile, most manufactures
provide literature regarding the slip coefficient and whether it is
approved for wet areas. Just be sure to obtain this information from the
tile company prior to purchase and installation. Good luck with your
project.

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lchartrand59
5 years ago
do you know of a company that makes this style of cabinets for kitchens?
PRO
dSPACE Studio Ltd, AIA
5 years ago
We would recommend contacting a local cabinet maker. Good luck!

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