142 omnifill
Jointing mortars
Water-resistant grouting mortar for joints from 2 to 10 mm.
Characteristic product properties
- Can also be worked with in the traditional way (powder added to water).
- Suitable for non-stain sensitive natural stone.
- Underfloor heating.
- Walls and floors.
- Indoor and outdoor.
- Classification in compliance with EN-13888: CG2W A.
Applications
For grouting all possible types of ceramic wall and floor tiles and natural stone. A water-resistant grouting mortar that can be used for indoor and outdoor applications and for walls and floors. Heightened level of resistance to wear. Not suitable for grouting timber walls and floors. Examples of applications include living and office spaces and healthcare facilities.
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grey
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manhattan grey
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portland grey
dusty grey
bahama
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When can I start grouting the tiles?
This is possible, under most circumstances, with paste and powder adhesives after at least 24 hours. With fast-hardening powder adhesives, this can be done after just a few hours.
When can I walk on the tiles?
This can be done (carefully) after at least 24 hours. With fast-setting adhesives, this can be done after just a few hours.
What different types of glue are there?
There are 3 types of glue, each with their own characteristic properties. They are all standardized within the European standard EN 12004.
- Cement-based powder tile adhesive (C)
- Dispersion glue (D)
- Reaction glue (R)