EASY Joint

EASYJoint - the All Weather Paving Joint Filler for use with all types of paving. No specialist skills required. Suitable for amateurs or professionals alike, regardless of the weather conditions.
No staining or marking. Sets hard. Eco friendly. Water permeable. Inhibits weed growth. Pressure washer safe. 4 colour choices. Unused product can be stored for later use. Unlimited shelf life.

[@carolinebrand7891]

Useful video - thank you will be giving this a go

[@caroljones8201]

Me too

[@philipwood2783]

How soon can I seal the pourous patio after grouting with easy joint. Thinking of Stonecare Ultimate Enhance sealer.

[@kezminnufc]

Good video

[@saxmanzzz]

Good suggestion about using modelling clay at the end of the joint

[@markp8686]

How do you grout slabs on steps that are slightly sticking out,please ? The grout is very thin n just goes down via the gap. Thank you

[@isabellovell6131]

Can easyjoint be applied to n older patio with different depths needed

[@ibrahimabraham561]

thanks very nice video and clear 👍

[@geoffcrump3446]

My builder has used this..some is already coming off....looking at this video.its obvious he hadnt used enough water!!

[@craigbirtwistle2597]

Is this buff sand or mushroom?

[@reallymatheson8112]

Flow point or sand and cement These resin compounds do not stand the test of time or weather. For the DIYer not professional

[@russelldawson9560]

Take no notice of those who say it's crap. Clearly not following instructions. It definitely benefits from a firmer application of the smoothing trowel than shown. Mine is solid as a rock.

[@tomr200199]

How is it now though, does it last?! Has it turned green?

[@taylormade2826]

​@tomr200199 treat your patio with sodium hypochlorite to keep the green away

[@elroyal1]

Anton du beke's had a career change😂😂😂

[@trollalolin9452]

How can I make my own diy version of this, and why does this not stain these slabs?

[@kayknights4634]

8

[@paulbolton7232]

Looks like it's silica sand with pigment and air cured resin

[@Jo-xg6rk]

how long does the joint look good. i heard that the colour goes black after a few months

[@Tradescant58]

Mine's been fine for 5 years so far.

[@paulopcard]

Unfortunately there are plenty of cowboys working around london I had a paving done with slabs not done properly , unleavened floor , edges not done properly so I had to do it again second time same crap Finishes a mess . just get professional people guys ( I thought both contractors were ! ) How can you tell ? Is the question Paid £2400 first time and £1800 second time 39 square metres .

[@allanfarr]

DIY

[@markp8686]

I am a professional n I would charge £4000 for 40 square meters, including all the materials apart from the slabs or tiles of your choice. Living in London is not expensive it's totally overpriced. So anyone under £3000 is a risk

[@FatterTony]

Cheeeeeeese

[@zladatv]

*👍класс и привет от тренера по футболу21*

[@pullman5250]

Worst stuff ever soaks up all the crap and algae like a sponge… looks good for about 6 months then look at it after that . Best is mixed mortar it’s messy and time consuming but it lasts.

[@ianloveland2726]

This stuff is crap don’t use it it’s sets about as hard as a cheesecake.

[@bones228]

and in a year it's all coming out . No thanks, i'll resume the old fashioned way of sand and cement .