It still fresh so removing shouldn't be that hard...but how it ends up being the wrong color?

My fault, not paying attention after original tile order was not correct. Second shipment still wasn’t correct and I didn’t catch it.

What type of pan? Hopefully it will not compromise the waterproofing.

If it was close enough that you didn't catch it twice, how far off can it be?

" How difficult will it be to take up and replace?"

What did your installer say? He / She knows what waterproofing method was applied and if tile can be removed without jeopardizing the integrity of the shower build. There is not enough information to answer your question. Products & methods?

Thanks for the input. Apparently it can be removed without jeopardizing the barrier

Um to the experts does that curb look correct?

Are you saying it’s wrong or bad. I would have no idea.

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Just going to hope brownish grout times down the blue hue in the floor

The color of anything doesn’t matter when the curb will be black and rotten within 18 months. Then it’ll creep out from there.

Brown grout will ACCENT the blue. There will be a colour clash between the two colours and the blue will scream out "I'm blue! How are you?" Have you ever seen chocolate brown furniture with TEAL BLUE accent cushions? Yah. The two colours make each other 'pop'. They are on the opposite sides of the colour wheel.

To tone down blue, you need a lesser version of 'blue' in the grout. Besides, I'm not seeing an issue with the tiles in the shower. They are all working nicely together.

What is your concern with the blue in the tile?

You must have a magic color wheel if it has brown on it.

I think if you do not look closely, it will not be bad.