Is PCI Aquafug flexible? - TilersForums.com

[Stealth]

Hi

I'm tiling the walls on my upstairs bathroom. The bathroom has stud partition walls so there I'm going to use a flexible wall grout to be on the safe side.

I was going to use some PCI Aquafug grout because I've used it before and liked it alot, but I can't see anything on the bag to indicate that it's flexible.

Has anyone got any ideas if this stuff is flexible?

 

[DHTiling]

PCI Aquafug®


PCI Aquafug has been developed for the water-repellent grouting of ceramic wall tiles (vitrified and non-vitrified), for both indoor and outdoor use. It is suitable for bathrooms,showers and toilets as well as kitchens and laundries. Aquafug is extensively used in leisure projects.


Features & Benefits

Joint widths between 1 to 8mm

Water and frost-resistant, for internal and external use

Suitable for use in Showers

Compensates temperature fluctuations

Polymer modified for excellent adhesion

Meets the requirements of CG2 W in accordance with BS EN 13888

how much polymers i don't know.. is this for a timber floor.?

 

[Stealth]

how much polymers i don't know.. is this for a timber floor.?[/B]

No, my bathroom walls

 

[DHTiling]

It is fine then..

 

[Stealth]

It is fine then..

So it's a flexible grout suitable for a stud partition wall?

 

[DHTiling]

It is polymer modified for limited movement it says in the pdf..

 

[Stealth]

It is polymer modified for limited movement it says in the pdf..

Thank you for quick responses

 

[Perry]

http://www.pci.uk.com/en/products/TileGrouts/HighPerformanceTileGrouts/PCIAQUAFUG/Documents/PCI%20Aquafug%20TDS.pdf