Voegmiddel
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.
Frequently asked questions about Voegmiddel
What is grout and what is it used for?
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.
What types of grout are there?
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.
How long does grout need to dry?
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.
How do I remove excess grout from tiles?
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.
