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WHAT IS A GROUT
It is a joint filler used for filling joints between
tiles.
Available in a range of colors to match or contrast
the tiles
Available in different grades for different
applications.
WHY GROUT/SPACER ?
TYPE OF GROUTS
White /Grey Cement.
Expanded polysterene.
Polyurethene.
Epoxy.
Prefabricted joints.
TYPES OF GROUTS
Movement Grouts
25sqm
Perimetrical Grouts
a area of 7sqm.
: To be provided in an area of
: Recommended to provide in
CLASSIFICATION OF GROUTS
Type Of
Grouts
Class of
Grouts
Characteristics of
Grouts
Deformation
Characteristics
Cement
Based
Grouts
CG
Nomal
Less Water
Absorption Capacity
W
Structural
Deformation
Resin Based
Grouts
RG
External
S1 -2-5mm
High Resistance To
Wear & Tear
Structural
Deformation
S2 - >5mm
SAND GROUT
Suitable for interior & exterior use
Load bearing - extra heavy duty
Non powdering, cracking
Low water absorbtion
Higher physical properties
Color fast
STEP TO BE FOLLOWED
FOR APPLYING GROUT
STEP-1
STEP:2
STEP:3
STEP:4
STEP-5
STEP-6
STEP-7
STEP-8
STEP-9
STEP-10
Draw a clean ,wet cloth across the tile surface to remove residue.
STEP-11
Change Water Frequently
After 2-3 hours joints will begin to stiffen. If they
are rough or uneven, dress lightly with a sponge
or gloved finger soaked in a soap solution to make
them smooth
Finally clean the tile surface with water & soap
solution after 12-24 hours of grouting to remove
Epoxy haze.
SR.NO.
2MM
5MM
8MM
10MM
1.
15X15
0.25
0.64
2.
15X20
0.22
0.55
3.
20X20
0.18
0.48
4.
25X35
0.13
0.33
5.
40X40
0.11
0.28
0.44
0.55
6.
50X50
0.08
0.19
0.31
0.39
7.
60X60
0.07
0.15
0.28
0.32