Cementitious Tile Grouts

Ensure that the adhesive has completely dried and hardened. Adhesive should be left for 24 hours before applying the grout, unless rapid setting adhesive is used
All tiles and joints must be clean and free from oil, grease or loose materials.
Remove the tile spacers and ensure that the grout joints are uniform and their widths do not exceed 6 mm to avoid slumping.

To ensure proper mixing, a mechanically powered mixer or drill fitted with suitable paddle should be used.
Place the mixing water into a clean container, add the dry powder slowly to the water while mixing continuously with low speed mixer/drill (400 – 600 rpm).
Mixing time should be continued for 3 minutes until a uniform consistency and free of lumps mixture is obtained.
Allow a slake time for 5 minutes, and then remix for additional 1 minute without adding water

Using appropriate spatula or rubber float, fill with pressure the joints completely with the tile grout
Immediately remove the excess grout by moving the spatula or the edge of the rubber float diagonally to the tiles.

When the grout starts to set (usually 20 - 30 minutes at normal conditions), use a damped sponge in a circular motion to remove the excess grout and level the joints.
After drying, clean the tiles surface using a dry cloth.
All tools should be cleaned immediately after use with fresh clean water. Hardened materials should be cleaned mechanically.

Cemafill M : High performance, non-sanded cementitious tile grout for joints up to 3 mm.

Cemafill GP : Cementitious ceramic tile grout with high abrasion/resistance for joints up to 6 mm.

Cemafill W : High performance and water repellant cementitious tile grout for joints up to 8 mm in wet and submerged areas.

Cemafill Flex : Highly flexible cementitious tile grout for wide joints applications 3 to 15 mm.

Cemafill Stone : High performance cementitious tile grout and stone pointing mortar for joints up to 20 mm.