Weber, tile master or bal

[area tiling]

Charcoal grout, any advice as to which is easiest to work with, and doesn't dry patchy?

 

[White Room]

Bal, Mapei or Tilemaster all with good success....

 

[Qwerty]

Heard good things about weber but I mainly use mapei

 

[Ian]

Grout 3000 charcoal is very easy to use and dries perfectly. Grout 3000 is the only coloured grout I will use nowadays.

 

[area tiling]

I've been very impressed with the tile master gear, I've been using weber a lot over the past few years, but now that our local builders are stocking tile master I've switched over , must say their grout 3000 white, and standard set flexi are impressive! Cheers bri think I'll give 3000 a go!!

 

[peteablard]

I need to try some grout 3000, everyone seems to be raving about it. Must make the effort to pop down to a local independent that I know stocks it, trouble is it's in the opposite direction to my local CTD where I get the rest of my gear!

 

[beanz]

Both weber and grout 3000 are good. I find the weber easier to work with, as it doesn't go off as quick as the 3000. The 3000 has a more sandy texture. They both dry nicely, and hold their colour.

 

[widler]

Yup grout 3000 is the dogs , but I'm the opposite to beenz I find it hangs to much,unlike mapei

 

[beanz]

Yup grout 3000 is the dogs , but I'm the opposite to beenz I find it hangs to much,unlike mapei

my most hated grout! Lol

 

[Rosco100]

my most hated grout! Lol

defo grout 3000