Overview
EASYGrout is a high-quality slurry grout for use on porcelain.
EASYGrout mixes readily with water to give a highly flowable joint filling, and grouting mortar ideal for use on interior and exterior tiled floor surfaces where a high early strength, resilient, compact grout joint is needed, particularly in areas subject to early and sustained trafficking. It is not suitable for use on vertical surfaces. It is designed specifically for ceramic and porcelain tiles and is not recommended for use on natural stone paving. Natural stone and porous materials are particularly at risk from permanent discolouration.
It is available in a range of colours and is suitable for joints from 5mm to 25mm wide with a minimum depth of 20mm. (maximum joint dimensions should not exceed 25mm x 25mm)
EASYGrout has a workable open time of up to 1 hour (depending on weather conditions) and can be walked on within 3 hours. It cures quite rapidly to give a high early strength, shrinkage compensated durable mortar.
Available in 15kg tubs packed in 3 x 5kg bags for more economic mixing - less waste.
Colour Changes
The colours of EASYGrout are changing from Natural (Blanco), Grey (Argent) and Dark Grey (Grafito) to Crema (A refined cream colour version of Natural).
Can this porcelain tile be used on floors and walls?
Please check the product specification above for recommended floor/wall use.
Does this tile need sealing, and how do I clean it?
No, porcelain does not require sealing. Regular cleaning with warm water and a mild, pH-neutral detergent is all that's needed to keep it looking new.
What is the difference between porcelain and ceramic tiles?
Porcelain is fired at a higher temperature than ceramic, making it denser, less porous and more durable, which is why it is suitable for both floors and higher-traffic areas.
Does this tile stain or fade over time?
No, porcelain resists staining and its colour will not fade with normal indoor use.
How many boxes or m² of this tile do I need?
Use the tile calculator on this page — enter your area in square metres, or the length and width, and it will calculate exactly how many boxes to order including an allowance for cuts and wastage.