LATICRETE® 500
A polymer-based, sanded cement tile grout for interior and exterior tile joints.
LATICRETE® 500
A polymer-based, sanded cement tile grout for interior and exterior tile joints.
Colour:
Available in a range of colours
SKU:
Compliance:
ANSI: A 118.6
EN 13888: CG1
Product Overview
LATICRETE® 500 is a sanded cement grout designed for joints of 3 mm to 12 mm width. It is suitable for a variety of tiles offering excellent durability and ease of maintenance for both interior and exterior floor and wall applications.
Features & Benefits
1
Joint-Width
Can be applied for joint-width of 3 mm to 12 mm
2
User-Friendly
Easy to mix, apply & clean
3
Hard & Durable
Ensures a solid, durable grout joint
4
Economical
Cost-effective solution for various tiling projects
Product Details
Specifications
EN 13888: CG1
FAQs
You can use LATICRETE® 500 Series grout mixed with LATICRETE® 1776 grout admix plus, for internal and external areas like residential, commercial, Industrial floors and walls to install in the joints of ceramic / vitrified/ glass mosaic tiles and engineered marble/quartz stones, natural stones etc. where joint width is more than 3mm.
- Clean the surface of the tiles and joints free of dust and debris with wet cloth or sponge. Remove spacers from the joints.
- Find out if the tiles were washed with acid based cleaners. If washed with acid based cleaners, wash the tiles again with plenty of clean water to remove any acidic remains in the joints.
- Don’t allow water to stand in the grout joints prior to grouting. Allow the joints to become dry.
- Check if all the tools and sufficient grout material is available for completion of job without any disturbance.
- Cordon off the area and don’t allow any traffic after cleaning the joints.
- Don’t mix with dirty water. Always use clean potable water for to mix with the powder if LATICRETE®1776 admix is not used.
- Do not mix the grout in dirty pails, buckets. Always use clean pail to get the best results.
- If the temperature is too low (Below 12 Degrees Centigrade), use heaters to increase the temperature while installing grout. If the temperature is too high (more than 35 Degrees Centigrade), use cold water or work during the evening / night / early morning to get best results.
- Don’t use putty blades for application of grout: Putty blades are metallic blades which will leave scratches on the tile surface. ALWAYS USE RUBBER FLOATS so that the tile doesn’t get scratched.
- Don’t allow any other works like plumbing, electrical fittings, plastering, tiling or painting to be done in the grouting area while applying the grout. If there is dust in the air, it settles down on the grouted joint which will be difficult to remove. Don’t allow any traffic other than people who are working with grout.
- Start initial cleaning with a white sponge in about 30 – 45 minutes time from the time of filling up of joints. Final cleaning must be carried out after 24 hours from the time of first cleaning.
- Always use potable quality clean water for first and final cleaning of the grout joints.