WEBER WEBERFILL FINE GROUT COLOURED GROUT FOR NARROW TILE JOINT (20KG)

WEBER WEBERFILL FINE GROUT COLOURED GROUT FOR NARROW TILE JOINT (20KG)

Weberfill fine grout is suitable for grouting or pointing joints between Ceramic Wall & Floor Tiles, Vitrified Homogeneous Tiles, Porcelain Tiles, Mosaics, Quarry Tiles, Terracotta, Marbles, Granites, Slates, Terrazzo, Brick Veneer, Decorative Stones etc. Suitable for use at wall or floor, dry or wet, interior or exterior areas including swimming pools.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE :
– During tiling, allocate minimum joints of 2 mm wide for wall tiling & 3 mm wide for floor tiling.
– Allow adhesive bed to set 24 hours before grouting commences.
– Ensure that joints are dry, clean or free of contaminants.
– Mix weber fill fine grout with clean water (or mix GT mix 1) as per the recommended mix ratio.
– Mechanical mixing is recommended to obtain a uniform coloured mortar. Ensure pigments are thoroughly dispersed during mixing.
– Apply grout into joints using a grout float / rubber squeegee, ensuring joints are fully compacted with grouting mortar.
– Apply to small areas at a time; and clean excess or residue grout promptly using a damp cloth or sponge; before it dries out.
– When grout is sufficiently firm, polish tile surface with a clean dry cloth to remove grout film / haze.
– Allow grout to set for 24 – 48 hours. 

DESCRIPTION:

Colour : Refer Colour Chart
Density : 1.68 g/cm³
pH of mix : 10.80
Dry Solid Content : 100%
Shelf Life : 12 months
Inflammability : No
Toxicity Hazard : No
Bed Thickness : Up to 3mm wide
Mix Proportion : 1 pbw water to 2.5 pbw grout (8 ltrs water/ Latex Admixture to 20 kg weber fill fine grout)
Working Time (Pot Life) : 45 minutes
Setting Time : 24 hours
Application Temperature : Above 5°C – 50°C
Temperature Resistance : 100°C
Frost Resistance : – 15°C
Resistance to acids : Fair
Resistance to alkalis : Good
Resistance to oil & solvents : Fair
Damp Resistance : Good
Flexibility : Fair
 

SHELF LIFE / STORAGE : At least 6 months; when stored in dry conditions of normal ambient temperature