Cement Tile Grout

Cement Tile Grout Specification

Features
Heat & Water Resistant

Adhesive Type
Pressure Sensitive

Other Names
Cement Tile Grout

Grade
Industrial Grade

Application
Industrial

Color
Multicolor

Physical State
Powder

Cement Tile Grout Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
100 Kilograms

Payment Terms
Cash on Delivery (COD)

Supply Ability
10000 Kilograms Per Month

Delivery Time
2 Days

Sample Available
No

Packaging Details
BOX PACKING

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
ISO 9001 : 2015

About Cement Tile Grout

Adolfplus Tile grout is a dense material used to fill the gaps between tiles after they have been installed. It's typically a mixture of cement, sand, and color pigments, and sometimes includes other additives. The purpose of grout is to provide a clean, finished look, prevent moisture from seeping into the gaps, and add structural support and durability to the tile installation.

Here's a more detailed look at tile grout:

Composition:

Grout is usually a powdered mix of cement, sand, lime, and color pigments. When mixed with water, it hardens into a solid, dense material.

Purpose:
Sealing: Grout seals the gaps between tiles, preventing moisture from seeping into the subfloor and potentially causing damage.
Structural Support: It adds to the overall strength and stability of the tile installation.

Aesthetic Finish: Grout creates a clean, finished look and can be used to complement the tiles or stone with the right color choice.

Types:

Grout can be either sanded or unsanded, with sanded grout being more durable and suitable for larger gaps. There are also specialized grouts like epoxy grout, which are highly resistant to water and stains.

Importance:

Grout is an essential part of any tile installation, as it not only provides a finished look but also protects the tiles and the surfaces underneath from moisture, dirt, and debris.