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For non-rectified tiles, 1/8” is the smallest grout joint we recommend for ceramic/porcelain tile. Some tiles require a 3/16” grout joint and for stone that has a straight edge, 1/8’’ to 1/16” grout joint is recommended. If the stone is tumbled, than your grout joint will be larger. Many factors determine the size of a grout joint, therefore it is important to discuss this with your installer.
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