How to regroup a ceramic tile shower?

If you’ve simply scraped and nicked the surface of your wall tile you can use a pick-and-fill sealant. It’s easy to do and will create a nicely finished appearance. Pick up any small pieces of broken tile and fill in the gaps with the sealant. If the wall is uneven you may need to do a little patching work. Use a backer tile to fill the holes and use the sealant to secure the patch.

How to regroup a ceramic tile shower surround?

To regroup your ceramic tile shower surround, you'll want to first determine the type of tile and how many tiles you have. You may need to remove some tiles and replace them with different-sized tiles. You'll want to be careful that the new tiles are the same type and fit well together.

How to regroup a tiled shower?

If you’ve never had a tiled shower before, you’re not alone. According to the National Tile & Marble Council, just 12% of U.S. homeowners have tiled showers. There are a few reasons for this: tiled showers are expensive to install and in many cases, require professional help. They also have a shorter lifespan than a tub.

How to regroup a tiled shower surround?

If your ceramic tile shower is cracked or chipped, a simple tile repair is usually the best solution. Tiles are much easier to repair than stone, and the crack or chip can be sealed with a matching grout. If the tiles are cracked or chipped because of a bump in the floor, that can usually be fixed by leveling the floor or adding shims.

How to regroup a tiled shower stall?

If the tiles in your shower are cracked, chipped or broken, it’s best to replace them. Replacing them only takes a few days and it’s an easy project that you can do yourself. This will also help to prevent water from seeping under the tiles and into your walls, which is a common problem. For more help with tiled shower stalls, watch this video.