Tile Grout — Polymer / Epoxy
Polymer-modified cementitious or epoxy tile-joint grout
Fills joints between floor and wall tiles using polymer-modified cementitious or epoxy grout, selected for joint width, tile finish and exposure.
THE MATERIAL
What it does
Tile grouts finish the joints between tiles rather than bond tiles to the substrate. Polymer-modified cementitious and epoxy resin grouts have different mixing, application, cleaning and exposure requirements.
Technical considerations
Check tile compatibility, joint width, wet-area use and any chemical or cleaning exposure against the selected formulation. Grout does not replace a waterproofing layer or flexible movement-joint sealant. Trial application can help assess staining on porous or sensitive tiles.
Product selection depends on the surface and site conditions. Ask our team for specifications and availability.
WHERE IT’S USED
Common uses
- Floor tiles
- Wall tiles
- Tile joints
LET’S NARROW IT DOWN
What to tell us
- 1What tile material and joint width are planned?
- 2Is the area wet, outdoors or exposed to chemicals?
- 3Is polymer-modified or epoxy grout required?
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