Grouting

Grouting is the process of filling the gaps between tiles, bricks, or stones with a cement-based mixture known as grout. This technique is used to secure the tiles or masonry units in place, prevent moisture from penetrating the joints, and enhance the overall appearance of the surface. Grouting is essential in both interior and exterior applications, such as tiling bathrooms, kitchens, patios, or walkways. The type of grout used can vary depending on the project, with options including sanded, unsanded, epoxy, and polymer-modified grouts. Proper grouting ensures that the tiled or masonry surface is durable, water-resistant, and aesthetically pleasing, and it requires careful application to achieve smooth, even joints.