The term lawn, referring to a managed grass space, dates to no earlier than the 16th century. Tied to suburban expansion and the creation of the household aesthetic, the lawn is an important aspect of the interaction between the natural environment and the constructed urban and suburban space.
Allow thinset to dry for 24 to 48 hours. Thinset mortar adheres tiles to floors, countertops, backspashes and walls. It shouldn't be walked on or disturbed during the drying process, as doing so could cause a serious misalignment of the tiles you just laid, a problem that would be difficult to fix.
Time Before Grouting. Drying time varies with ambient air temperature, humidity and moisture content of the mortar when applied. In general, mortar must set at least 24 to 48 hours before grouting. Apply mortar when the ambient air temperature is between 50 and 100 degrees Fahrenheit.Ideally, temperatures should not exceed this range for at least 72 hours after application.ven when mortar appears dry on the outside edges of the tile, it may not have fully cured beneath the tile surface. Allowing proper time for the mortar to cure before grouting will ensure your tiled surface will last for at least decades.