ByBelle526
Hello dear community, 👋🏼
I installed this flooring/mosaic in my bathroom. I've attached a picture.
The floor was grouted.
Meanwhile, I started thinking about whether it should be re-grouted after a few years? It's been sitting in our bathroom for over 10 years.
Thanks for your knowledge. ☺️😀
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Thank you for the answer. I’d probably not attack that until it’s necessary. 😁
I would have done that. 😉