Porcelain White Floor Grout - TilersForums.com

[White Room]

What is the sub structure?

What has got to do with it ?

 

[Rich Midge]

My vote would be for epoxy. Is it a polished porcelain, tight joint? If so and you don't want or can't use epoxy then I'd be using a fine, smooth grout and sealing it. Granfix Maxi in white could be worth looking at.

 

[White Room]

My vote would be for epoxy. Is it a polished porcelain, tight joint? If so and you don't want or can't use epoxy then I'd be using a fine, smooth grout and sealing it. Granfix Maxi in white could be worth looking at.

Under the Ultra label nowadays

 

[Rich Midge]

Under the Ultra label nowadays

Yeah I read that. Quite a purchase that for Instamac. Have they altered the product lines at all? I used to use Maxigrout quite a bit, found it smoother than Ultra.

 

[White Room]

Yeah I read that. Quite a purchase that for Instamac. Have they altered the product lines at all? I used to use Maxigrout quite a bit, found it smoother than Ultra.

I like Ultra, their adhesive is good as well...

 

[Rich Midge]

I like Ultra, their adhesive is good as well...

Completely agree. Proflex, rapid and extended set are excellent as are their levellers. Always had half decent tech support as well.

 

[gazmcd72]

What has got to do with it ?

Are we looking for a flexi grout

 

[Spud]

Are we looking for a flexi grout

Porcelain tile so yes to flexi

 

[dbstiling]

White's ok if the customer is never going to walk on it.