Whether you’re installing new tile or repairing old, uneven floors, getting a smooth, flat surface is key to a successful project. This is where self leveling grout comes in handy. Self leveling grout is a unique type of grout with a pour-able consistency that can flow into dips and depressions in your floor, naturally evening…
Over time, the grout between tiles can become stained, deteriorate, and crack due to settlement or shrinkage, damaging the appearance of the tiled surface and allowing water to seep through. Re grouting provides a convenient way to repair and refresh this unsightly and potentially hazardous deterioration of the grouted joints. With a little time and…
Over time, the grout lines between tiles and stone installations can become cracked, porous, or simply worn down from years of use, exposure to moisture, and normal expansion/contraction processes. Learning proper repairing grout techniques keeps these vulnerable areas sealed while restoring the aesthetic uniform appearance of quality tile installations. How to Repair Cracked Grout Step-by-Step…
Sanded grout is frequently used in tile installations to provide filling and secure joints between floor tiles, wall tiles, and a wide range of other types. It is a type of tile grout with fine sand particles included in its composition to provide outstanding durability and performance. The integrated sand gives sanded grout higher strength…
Jet grouting is an advanced foundation engineering technique that involves using high-powered fluids to erode and mix soils to create load-bearing elements. The result is the creation of load-bearing soil mix columns that can support substantial structures and reinforce problematic ground conditions. However, in order to produce robust jet grouted elements that exhibit continuity, strength,…
Grout serves as the critical binding element between tiles, masonry units, and other building materials. Selecting the optimal grout ensures constructed assets remain water-tight, durable, and aesthetically pleasing over decades of service. As infrastructure facilities like commercial buildings, transportation terminals, sports venues, parks, and public works installations incorporate tiled or masonry elements into their design,…
