Tile Grout
Redwop Tile Grout is a premium, cement-based polymer-modified grout designed for both walls and floors. Engineered to deliver strong, durable joints, it combines aesthetic integration with long-term performance—ideal for ceramic, vitrified, porcelain, mosaic, and natural stone tiles across residential and commercial spaces.
Key Features & Benefits
Redwop Tile Grout offers exceptional water and stain resistance, reducing the likelihood of discoloration or mold growth. Its enhanced polymer-modified formula ensures superior flexibility and crack resistance, particularly suited for high-traffic zones and wet areas. With a smooth, self-leveling consistency, it creates neat, even joints in various widths—supporting both standard and decorative finishes. Additionally, our grout is low-VOC and eco-friendly, making it safe and sustainable for indoor environments.
Ideal Applications
This grout is perfect for bathrooms, kitchens, balconies, swimming pools, exterior facades, and high-traffic commercial floors. It accommodates a variety of tile substrates and joint widths (1–10 mm), delivering strong, long-lasting performance—even under thermal and moisture stress.
Application Guide
To begin, ensure all tile joints are properly cleaned, free from dust, oil, or residues, and are evenly spaced. Prepare the grout by adding the powder to clean water in an approximate 3:1 ratio and mixing thoroughly until a smooth, lump-free paste is formed. Using a rubber float, apply the grout firmly into the joints, ensuring complete filling while removing any excess from the tile surface. After an initial setting time of 10 to 20 minutes, gently wipe the surface with a damp sponge to clean any haze. Allow the grout to cure undisturbed for 24 hours, followed by a final cleaning. For areas exposed to high moisture, an optional grout sealer can be applied after 48 to 72 hours to enhance water resistance and longevity.
FAQ's
Tile grout fills the gaps between tiles, ensuring a smooth finish, preventing water seepage, and enhancing durability and aesthetics.
We offer Cement Tile Grout for versatile usage and epoxy tile grout for areas requiring extra strength and chemical resistance.
Redwop Chemicals is renowned for high-quality products, innovative solutions, and reliability, making us a trusted choice among tile grout manufacturers.
Epoxy tile grout is ideal for bathrooms, kitchens, swimming pools, and areas requiring chemical and stain resistance.
The choice depends on the application area. Our experts can guide you to select the best option between Cement Tile Grout and epoxy tile grout.
Tile grout is a material used to fill the spaces between tiles. It enhances the appearance, keeps tiles in place, and prevents moisture, dirt, and debris from seeping into the gaps—improving hygiene and tile durability.
For bathrooms and wet areas, use a water-resistant, polymer-modified cement grout or epoxy grout. These resist water seepage, mold growth, and stains better than regular grout.
Redwop Tile Grout typically sets in 24 hours, but full curing can take 48 to 72 hours depending on humidity, joint width, and temperature. Avoid heavy traffic or water exposure during this time.
Standard tile grout is water-resistant, but not fully waterproof. For complete waterproofing in wet zones, apply a grout sealer after curing, or opt for epoxy grout which is inherently waterproof.
Yes. Redwop Tile Grout is UV-stable, weather-resistant, and can withstand temperature changes—making it suitable for terraces, balconies, and exterior walls.
Clean grout lines using a mild detergent or pH-neutral cleaner and a soft brush. Avoid harsh chemicals or bleach unless you’ve sealed the grout. Reseal every 1–2 years for added protection.
It’s recommended to remove at least 2-3mm of old grout before regrouting for best adhesion and finish. Applying new grout directly on old grout may not bond properly and can lead to flaking.
Grout color depends on aesthetic preference—choose matching grout for a seamless look or contrasting grout for a bold outline. Redwop offers a variety of shades to complement your tiles.
Grout quantity depends on tile size, thickness, spacing, and coverage area. On average, 1 kg covers 2–4 m². Use our [Grout Calculator Tool] for an accurate estimate.
Yes, but ensure the grout used is non-scratch and non-staining, especially for porous natural stones like marble or slate. Test a small area first or use a protective sealer before grouting.