SikaTile-800 Sanded Grout is a premium, polymer-modified, dustless Portland cement sanded grout.It is a pre-blended, polymer-modified Portland cement tile grout that requires only the addition of water for mixing. Designed for grout joints from 1/8" to 1/2
It is a pre-blended, polymer-modified Portland cement tile grout that requires only the addition of water for mixing. Designed for grout joints from 1/8″ to 1/2″ (3 mm to 13 mm), SikaTile-800 Sanded Grout provides color-consistent, hard, and durable grout joints. Its innovative Dustless Technology reduces dust production by approximately 80% compared to ordinary cement grouts, promoting cleaner working conditions and minimizing mess.
25 lb. (11.34 kg) bag
Available in 18 colors. Refer to the SikaTile grout kit or color card for actual colors.
Sika is committed to environmental responsibility in both products produced and manufacturing practices. The use of this product can contribute towards LEED v4.1 certification:
American National Standards Institute (ANSI) ANSI A108.10 and A118.6 of the American National Standards for the Installation of Ceramic Tile ASTM International (ASTM)
2 quarts (1.93 L) of cool potable water per 25 lb. bag
1 Hour
Do not disturb grout or walk over installed tiles for at least 24 hours after setting. Avoid heavy traffic for at least 72 hours. For residential showers and tub surrounds, restrict use for 24 to 48 hours after grouting. For steam showers, restrict use for 14 days after grouting. Like other Portland cement products, SikaTile-800 Sanded Grout will reach full curing in 28 days.
To minimize color variation, dry blend the powders from multiple containers before adding water. Add approximately 2 quarts (1.93 L) of cool potable water for every 25 lbs. (11.34 kg) of SikaTile-800 Sanded Grout in a clean mixing container. Add the grout to the water slowly and blend by hand or power mixer at low speed (less than 200 RPM). The ideal grout has a stiff but creamy consistency. Periodically mix during use to keep the grout workable, but do not add additional water or additives. Discard and make a new batch if the grout becomes dry and difficult to work.
Read all installation instructions before installation and reference ANSI A108.10-1999. Slightly moisten the tile surface with a damp grout sponge before application. Using a rubber grout float held at a 45 angle, force grout diagonally into joints, ensuring they are completely filled. Remove excess grout using the edge of the float held at a 90 angle. Cleanup can begin as soon as the grout becomes firm enough to slightly indent when pushed. Use minimal water for cleanup to avoid color variation, shrinkage, cracks, or pinholes. Smooth and level joints, and remove excess grout from tiles with a moist small-pore grout sponge. Change cleaning water and rinse the sponge frequently. Remove haze from the tile surface with a soft, dry, microfiber cloth.
After 24 hours, the grout installation can be cleaned with clean water. Acid cleaning is not recommended.
All expansion, control, construction, cold, saw-cut, isolation, contraction, and seismic joints in the structure should continue through the tilework, as specified per TCNA Method EJ171 or TTMAC Specification Guide 09 30 00, Detail 301MJ.
Sealing is not required, but if used, apply a high-performance penetrating grout sealer following the manufacturers directions. Grout must be fully cured for 21 days before regular cleaning. Use a neutral-pH cleaner for maintenance, followed by a clean-water rinse. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners. Remove or rinse fatty acid residue from the grout surface to prevent potential deterioration.
Clean tools and tile with water before the material dries.
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