Types of tile grout available in the Indian market

 What is Tile grout? After the tile has been installed, tile grout is used to fill up the gaps between the tiles. Most tile grouts are a powdered mixture of cement, lime, color pigment, and occasionally sand that hardens when mixed with water and is allowed to cure. 

Tile Grout comes with many advantages: 

  • It provides a clean, complete look to your floor or wall. 

  • It keeps dirt and debris away from tile joints 

  • It gives the tile installation more rigidity and strength. 

Here, in this article, we have mentioned different type of tile grout that are available in the Indian market. 



 

1. Sanded Grout 

Sanded grout is used for large grout joints. The sand in the grout aids in the grout's adhesion to the joints. Sanded grout should be prepared to have good viscosity, it will have a sand-like texture once it gets dried. It is crucial to remember that any extra grout left on your tile should be removed before it dries. This tile grout needs to be sealed to protect it from spills, stains, discoloration etc. 

2. Unsanded Grout 

Unsanded grout is used for joints that are smaller. To work un-sanded grout into smaller joints, apply a little more pressure. It takes time to completely fill the joints. Because the mineral particles in unsanded grouts contain fine powders with no apparent grit, they have a smoother texture and are easier to apply. 

 

3. Epoxy Grout 

Epoxy grout is different from the more common cement variety grouts. Epoxy grout does not require sealing and is non-porous. It also inhibits bacterial development and is less likely to crack over time. 

Epoxy grout is used in countertops, pool decks, waterline pool tiling, etc. It is also a lot more expensive than regular grout and has a short opening time (i.e., time you get to use it before it becomes hard). 

These are some of the important types of tile grouts available in the market, that you can purchase and increase the life of your tiles.

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