Cement Based Grouts

Cement-based grout is a mixture of cement, water, and additives used to fill joints between tiles. It provides strength, durability, and a finished look for both wall and floor tiling.

Cementitious grout is easy to work with, cost-effective and suitable for most tiling projects, while epoxy grout is more resistant to stains and chemicals, making it ideal for commercial or industrial use.

Yes, many cement-based grouts are designed for both indoor and outdoor use, offering durability against weather, temperature changes and moisture.

Cement-based grout is water-resistant but not fully waterproof.

Drying time depends on the product and conditions, but most cement-based grouts need 24–72 hours to fully cure before exposing them to water or heavy foot traffic.

Cement grout is available in a wide range of colours including white, black, grey, beige, cream, brown, and even bold options like red, blue and green.

Pick a grout colour that either blends with your tiles for a seamless look or contrasts to highlight the tile pattern. Neutral colours like grey and beige are versatile for most projects.

Regular cleaning with a pH-neutral cleaner and occasional sealing helps protect grout from stains and discolouration.

The amount of grout required depends on tile size, joint width, and coverage area. Most grout packaging includes a coverage chart to help you calculate the right quantity.

Most cement-based grouts are suitable for joints between 1mm and 15mm, but always check the manufacturer’s guidelines for your specific product.