Tile Grout

Common grout types include cement-based epoxy, and urethane grouts. Cement-based grout is the most affordable and widely used but requires sealing to resist stains. Epoxy grout is stain-resistant and durable, ideal for high-moisture areas, while urethane grout provides flexibility and colour consistency.

For more details, visit our Grouts & Adhesives page.

For a seamless finish, we recommend choosing a grout colour that complements your tiles by either blending in with a matching shade or providing a contrasting colour for a more striking look. Neutral colours like grey or beige tend to work well with most tile styles. 

If you need any advice on colours, give us a call or come and visit our showroom where we can show you some samples in person.

Using a rubber grout float, spread the grout at a 45-degree angle to fill gaps between tiles. Clean the surface with a damp sponge after application to prevent residue buildup. Be sure to follow product-specific instructions for the best results.

Proper application, including using the correct grout type and sealing after curing, can prevent cracking and discolouration. Regular cleaning with grout-safe cleaners also helps maintain colour and integrity.

We recommend regularly cleaning grout lines with a grout-safe cleaner to prevent staining. Avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners, which can erode grout over time. Sealing grout annually provides additional protection against moisture and stains.

Explore our Porcelain Grouts & Cleaners for more ways to keep your tiles in top condition.