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Grout Kristal Flex 5kg Cement Grey - For 3 to 20 mm joints
Schomburg Grout Crystal Flex 25kg Cement Grey - For 3 to 20 mm joints
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Tips for ceramic tile grouting:
- Always choose a grout that is slightly lighter than the tile itself.
- Read the instructions before adding that, this is exactly what happens.
- Make sure you have the right joint crosses in advance.
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Grout is a cement-based or epoxy-based material used to fill the gaps between tiles. It not only provides a neat finish, but also protects against moisture, dirt, and wear.
There are two main types of grout: cement-based and epoxy grout. Cement-based grout is the most common and suitable for most tile applications. Epoxy grout is more durable, water-repellent, and chemical-resistant, making it ideal for wet areas and high-traffic surfaces.
The drying time varies per type of grout and ambient temperature. On average, the surface is walkable after 24 hours, but full curing can take up to 7 days. Epoxy grout generally dries faster than cement-based variants.
Fresh grout residue can be removed with a damp sponge. For hardened grout, a special cement film remover or a soft scouring pad can be used.
