Dunlop Flexible Floor & Wall Grout - Grey - 10Kg

A water and frost resistant grout suitable for use with both wall and floor tiles. Flexible and highly durable, it can be used for grouting natural stone, mosaics, glazed and porcelain tiles, in joints up to 20mm. Suitable for interior and exterior use, it’s ideal for grouting tiles fixed to overlaid timber floors, heated screeds and even swimming pools.

Available in Grey 10kg

Flexible Floor & Wall Grout is suitable for:

• For porcelain, natural stone and ceramic tiles

  Up to 20mm joints

  Suitable for external use and wet areas

  Suitable for underfloor heating

  24 hour setting time

Note: This product must be stored in unopened packaging, clear of the ground in cool dry conditions and away from excessive draught. If stored correctly the shelf life of this product is 12 months.

PREPARATION
1. Ensure that the tile adhesive has fully set prior to grouting.
2. Clean out all loose debris from the joints and ensure that they are clean and dry before grouting.
3. Do not grout at temperatures less than 5ºC or in damp conditions.
Recommendations (showers)
- Provide waterproof tanking protection for tiling background (e.g. by using DUNLOP SHOWER WATERPROOFING KIT).
- Ensure tiles are fixed with a water-resistant adhesive (e.g. DUNLOP RX-3000 WALL TILE ADHESIVE or DUNLOP Cement based adhesives).
MIXING
1. Mix in the ratio of approx. 4 parts powder to 1 part water by volume.
2. Never mix the grout with more water than recommended as this could lead to the grout drying patchy. Add the powder to clean water
and mix thoroughly until a smooth paste is obtained. Wait 2-3 minutes then briefly mix again. No further water should be added after
the original mixing.
3. Only mix enough grout for 60 minutes working time at room temperature.
APPLICATION
1. Check a test tile, especially unglazed floor tiles, to ensure that the mixed pigmented grout does not stain the face of the tile. A
protective sealer may be necessary such as DUNLOP TEMPORARY TILE SEALER.
2. Work in small areas. Completely fill the tile joints with the aid of a rubber squeegee or grout float and compact well. Excess grout
should be removed as work proceeds.
3. Allow approximately 15 minutes for the grout to dry sufficiently and firm up in the joints before cleaning off excess with a damp
sponge diagonally across the grout lines, use as little water as possible to “wash off” the grout Polish the tiles with a clean, dry
cloth when the grout is sufficiently set.
4. Tiles can be subject to normal conditions after a minimum of 24 hours. When grouting external areas, protect during and after
application until fully cured.
5. Swimming pools should not be filled for at least 3 weeks after completion of grouting.
6. Showers should not be used for at least 2 weeks after completion of grouting.