All-in-One Grout: Effortless Maintenance Meets Unmatched Luxury!

Our premium adaptable grout is an all-round charge designed to cope with tiling jobs on both walls and floors. It's easy to mix and apply, giving it remarkable flexibility and endurance. This tile grout is excellent at keeping out water and is quick to set. Therefore, it is ideal for a variety of surfaces, including those that absorb moisture or are prone to slight movement. 

For greater flexibility, team it with Tilemaster Flexmaster Additive so you can work with substrates like T&G floorboards, steel and fibreglass. This grout is for indoor and outdoor use–perfect for kitchen tiles, restrooms, swimming pools and power showers. 

Key Features

• Available in a 5kg bag

• Supports 1mm-20mm joint width

• Stain-resistant and High water resistant 

• Suitable for underfloor heating, kitchens, washrooms, pools and power showers

• Rapid-setting with strength and flexibility

• For both internal & external use (Floor & walls)

• Use with: Natural Stone, Porcelain, and Ceramic.

Application of Grout: Steps to Getting a Professional Finish

• Preparation: Before grout is applied, make sure that surfaces are clean and dry and neither dusty nor oily. Tiles should be set properly and be stable in order to produce the best results.

• Mixing: Mix the tile grout according to the manufacturer's instructions. Typically, you combine grout powder and water and mix until smooth and lump-free. Use an electric mixing drill or hand mixer to ensure that the mix comes out even.

• Application: Hold a grout float diagonally against your tiles and press the grout firmly into the joints between them. Keep each section short so that the grout doesn't dry before you can work on it.

• Filling Joints: Make certain that grout fully penetrates the joints between the tiles. For greater precision, use a grout bag or caulking gun with larger joints. 

• Removing Excess: Finish filling the joint, then take the edge of the float and scrape off excess grout from the surface. Hold the float at a slight angle—this way, it won't pull out the grout in the joints.

• Curing: Allow the grout to set according to the label instructions, typically for 24 hours. Do not walk on or get the grout wet during this period.

• Sealing: If desired, it may be wise to apply a grout sealer after the tile grout has fully cured. This will improve water resistance and deter staining and mold.

• Final Inspection: Once the grout has completely dried, survey the tiles for any unevenness or gaps. If necessary, go over these areas again to achieve a smooth, even finish.

Additional Grout Instructions 

• Read the Label

• Test on a Small Area

• Mix in Small Batches 

• Apply in Sections

• Use the Right Tools

• Avoid Over-Wetting

• Allow for Proper Curing

• Regular Maintenance

Important Places to Use Tile Grout

• Kitchen Backsplashes: Apply grout between lines and tiles right behind the cooking interface to create a clean, water-resistant surface behind your kitchen counters. This will prevent water and other inert liquids from easily burning.

• Bathroom Walls and Floors: Fill grout between the lines and joints of wall and floor tiles. This creates a waterproof seal and prevents moisture from becoming trapped.

• Outdoor Patios: Grouting between the patio tiles prevents dirt and water from entering and keeps your outdoor tiles looking as good as new for longer.

• Fireplaces: Use grey grout to fill in the joints around fireplace tiles, ensuring a stable and heat-resistant finish.

• Floor Tiles with Underfloor Heating: When laying tiles over heating systems, grout is used to make allowances for heat expansion capabilities.

Why Choose Tiletopia for Your Tiling & Accessory Needs?

Here at Tiletopia, we provide a wide range of high-quality but cheap tiles in the UK. Whether you are remodeling your kitchen, restroom, or even outside tiles, we offer an excellent number of affordable tiles for each model and budget. Browse our range, easily buy tiles online on our simple platform, and save big.

FAQ

1. How to grout tiles?

To grout tiles, prepare a smooth-consistency grout mixture. Apply it diagonally using a grout float, ensuring it fills the joints. Remove excess or extra grout with a damp sponge and allow it to cure.

2. How to clean grout?

The best method is to clean grout with water and mild detergent mixed together in a container or a special grout cleaner. You can use a small soft brush, scrub not too hard, rinse thoroughly and wipe off excess cleaner with water.

3. How long does grout take to dry?

Grout typically needs 24 to 72 hours to dry completely. The duration may vary based on the grout type, temperature, and humidity levels. During this period, refrain from exposing the grout to moisture or high foot traffic.