How To Grout a Floor - By Professional Tilers Using Fugalite Bio Grout

[@richardgarratt9497]

great video must we use the epoxy float or will a soft rubber float do.

[@toptilertips607]

Richard Garratt hey Richard, soft rubber float would do yes, we prefer the hard epoxy ones for the Fugalite, down to personal preference really

[@richardgarratt9497]

also... your on a high polished tile would you recommend same technique wipe on wipe off on Matt small mosiacs ?

[@toptilertips607]

Richard Garratt similar method for mosaics Richard, just be careful wiping with the tissue as you can dig out the grout in the joints with the mosaics if you’re not careful 👍🏼

[@richardgarratt9497]

@@toptilertips607 thanks guys I'm a builder turning bath to wetroom for a pretty sick parent so massively appreciate the reply and the vid!

[@Russeroo]

Thanks guys, so handy when looking at a product to reduce/eliminate staining in a pure white bathroom to find your review. Definitely gonna use this product. What is your opinion on Matt porcelain white on a bathroom floor? Being virtually impervious I’m thinking they ‘shouldn’t’ be any worse than a polished tile for staining/cleaning? True or not? P.S. made me laugh with the Regina. Have piles of the stuff around at all times nothing comes close 👍 Beautiful work by the way could play table football on those

[@toptilertips607]

Russeroo 🤣 haha thanks. Matt white tiles should be fine for a bathroom floor, take a little more to keep them clean but if you/customer keeps on top of it they should stay mint. If it was my job I’d use the Silver fugalite, not the white, there has been issues with the white discolouring 👍🏼👍🏼

[@peternavratil8040]

Hello G. Is this grout suitable for marble, limestone or similar for joints 0-3mm? polished or honed? I'm worried about scratching polished surface. ps: is there kerakoll adhesive for large format stone tiles ( marble 20mm thick by 800x800mm ) looking forward to use this grout on my next project. Thanks

[@toptilertips607]

Peter Navratil Thanks for watching 👍🏼 Yes the Fugalite Bio is suitable for natural stone, make sure it’s the bio version as the eco version is not suitable. Scratching has never been an issue for us, even on high gloss trims etc... Adhesive wise if you’re wanting to keep it Kerakoll I’d use the BioFast or BioGel. Look out for Tilemasters Magix R too. You can always double check with the stone supplier which adhesives they recommend for their product 👍🏼

[@glenda88]

great vid

[@michaelgrant6920]

More videos please guys..