Stop Mould Wall Tile Grout
Norcros Stop Mould Flexible Wall Tile Grout is a fine, smooth finish grouting material for internal and external tiling joints up to 5mm wide. The inclusion of Rock-Tite™ polymeric binders makes it ideal for use with all types of tile including glass where it has excellent adhesion characteristics. It needs only the addition of water and its high flexural strength makes it ideal for dry line walls and surfaces subject to vibration and high durability such as power showers. Norcros Stop Mould Flexible Wall Tile Grout contains Norcros Stop Mould Anti Bacterial Fortification to protect against the build up of mould and the discolouration of grouting typically found in areas where frequent wetting, high humidity and condensation may prevail. Norcros Stop Mould Flexible Grout is water resistant but not impervious to the passage of water. In situations where the background needs to be protected against water ingress the use of Norcros Wet Seal Tanking Kit should be considered. Where an impervious grout joint is required, Norcros Super Epoxy Grout should be used.
Anti-Bacterial & Fungal Resistant
Ideal with Glass & Mosaic Tiles
1-5mm Joints
Power Showers
Total Immersion/Swimming Pools
1kg will fill joints of approx. 4m² of 150mm x 150mm x 6mm tiles with 2mm wide joints or 1.5m² of 20mm x 20mm x 4mm mosaics with 2mm spacing
(Width + Length) x Joint Width x Tile Depth x Specific Gravity = kg/m2
Width x Length
i.e. The calculation for a 150mm x 150mm tile, 6mm thick with a 3mm joint width is:
(150 x 150) x 3 x 6 x 1.65 = 8,910 =0.39kg/m2
150 x 150 = 22,500
Using a soft rubber grout float apply the material with diagonal sweeping movements to the grout joints, taking care to fully compress the grout into the full depth of the joints. Work in manageable areas, and clean off any residues when the grout has begun to firm up in the joints but not before it sets on the tile face. Cleaning with a damp and not overly wet clean foam rubber sponge will provide best results. Changing the cleaning water as it becomes contaminated with grout residues will also aid cleaning. When the grout has set, after approximately 5 hours at 20°C, any remaining grout film can be polished off the surface with a clean damp cloth.
N.B. Do not over wet the grout as this will result in a weakened grout joint and can also cause efflorescence, a white soluble salt, to form on the surface of the finished grout joint.
Stop Mould Wall Tile Grout
Norcros Stop Mould Flexible Wall Tile Grout is a fine, smooth finish grouting material for internal and external tiling joints up to 5mm wide. The inclusion of Rock-Tite™ polymeric binders makes it ideal for use with all types of tile including glass where it has excellent adhesion characteristics. It needs only the addition of water and its high flexural strength makes it ideal for dry line walls and surfaces subject to vibration and high durability such as power showers. Norcros Stop Mould Flexible Wall Tile Grout contains Norcros Stop Mould Anti Bacterial Fortification to protect against the build up of mould and the discolouration of grouting typically found in areas where frequent wetting, high humidity and condensation may prevail. Norcros Stop Mould Flexible Grout is water resistant but not impervious to the passage of water. In situations where the background needs to be protected against water ingress the use of Norcros Wet Seal Tanking Kit should be considered. Where an impervious grout joint is required, Norcros Super Epoxy Grout should be used.
Anti-Bacterial & Fungal Resistant
Ideal with Glass & Mosaic Tiles
1-5mm Joints
Power Showers
Total Immersion/Swimming Pools
1kg will fill joints of approx. 4m² of 150mm x 150mm x 6mm tiles with 2mm wide joints or 1.5m² of 20mm x 20mm x 4mm mosaics with 2mm spacing
(Width + Length) x Joint Width x Tile Depth x Specific Gravity = kg/m2
Width x Length
i.e. The calculation for a 150mm x 150mm tile, 6mm thick with a 3mm joint width is:
(150 x 150) x 3 x 6 x 1.65 = 8,910 =0.39kg/m2
150 x 150 = 22,500
Using a soft rubber grout float apply the material with diagonal sweeping movements to the grout joints, taking care to fully compress the grout into the full depth of the joints. Work in manageable areas, and clean off any residues when the grout has begun to firm up in the joints but not before it sets on the tile face. Cleaning with a damp and not overly wet clean foam rubber sponge will provide best results. Changing the cleaning water as it becomes contaminated with grout residues will also aid cleaning. When the grout has set, after approximately 5 hours at 20°C, any remaining grout film can be polished off the surface with a clean damp cloth.
N.B. Do not over wet the grout as this will result in a weakened grout joint and can also cause efflorescence, a white soluble salt, to form on the surface of the finished grout joint.