Grouting
Grouting
Grouting is a high-strength, fast-setting material used to fill voids, gaps, and joints in concrete, tiles, and masonry surfaces. It ensures structural stability, load transfer, and water-tightness in both industrial and residential applications.
- Fills joints, gaps, and voids efficiently
- Provides high-strength and durable bonding
- Resistant to water, chemicals, and wear
- Suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications
Application Method
Clean the surface thoroughly, removing dust, debris, and loose particles. Mix the grouting material according to instructions and fill the joints or voids using a trowel, spatula, or grout bag. Compact properly and allow curing as per recommended time.
Areas of Application
- Concrete floors and slabs
- Tile joints in kitchens, bathrooms, and terraces
- Machinery foundations and industrial floors
- Structural joints, cracks, and voids in masonry
Packaging & Coverage
Available in 5 kg, 10 kg, and 20 kg packs. Coverage depends on joint width and depth — typically 0.3 to 0.8 kg per linear meter for a 10 mm joint.
FAQs about Grouting
What is the main purpose of Grouting?
Grouting is used to fill gaps, joints, and voids to provide strength, stability, and water-tightness to concrete, tiles, and masonry surfaces.