I decided to buy Buildmax's own tiles, from what I've heard, they are produced by S:t Eriks, but I'm doubting that now after reading the freight label I received this morning. The tiles themselves are of very good quality, I would say. A little casting flash here and there and some stones sticking up in the tiles.
These tiles are meant for my greenhouse to stand on. So far they seem quite okay! For only about 4000 SEK for 115 350x350x50 tiles and 20 175x350x50 tiles. 4 of the full tiles were cracked, which is quite okay, I mean that's why you order at least 10% extra tiles.
I do have a question though, I bought 60kg of joint sand (brown) from Buildmax since I didn't feel like driving all the way to Bauhaus, does anyone have experience with the sand, if so please send a picture of how it looks. Thanks!
If you are going to grow in the greenhouse, there will be some dirt in the joints anyway. We grouted with gray stone dust but supplemented with byggmax brown and it's not something we think about.
If you're going to cultivate in the greenhouse, there will be some dirt in the joints anyway. We filled with gray stone dust but have complemented it with brown from byggmax and it's not something we think about.
Buildmax joint in our future greenhouse. Difficult to see anything though as the slabs are sandy after the first jointing, hadn't watered yet in the picture.
Buildmax joint in our future greenhouse. Hard to see anything though
as the slabs are sandy after the first jointing, hadn't watered yet in the picture.
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Looks good!
I assume the joint sand doesn't contain any binding agent so it doesn't lock the slabs
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