granfix wall grout 10kg bags (danger)

[nybor62]

as was said earlier addy problem not grout,only epoxy is 100% water proof

 

[vpproddy]

Read the 10 kg bags of granfix then get back to me

 

[Burnsy]

Read the 10 kg bags of granfix then get back to me

Does it say water resistant?

Still confused how grout has anything to do with tiles falling off!

For the record, I dont like Granfix products, shame really as the HQ is only a few miles from my house!

 

[Daz]

Read the 10 kg bags of granfix then get back to me

With reference to what, please? It's waterproof capabilities?

 

[Daz]

The data sheet only states "water resistant", am I missing something?

http://www.tileadhesive.co.uk/PDF files/Wall Grout.pdf

 

[mikethetile]

:welcome:

 

[jay]

www.tileadhesive.co.uk/PDF%20files/1part%20WJ%20Wall%20Grout.pdf




this one

 

[Daz]

It still only states "When cured it is water resistant and suitable for internal and external use."

Again, am I missing something?

 

[mikethetile]

its water resistant not waterproof

I dont think a powder addy would have broke down with occasional wetting, its more likely that a dispersion addy was used and the failure is nothing to do with the grout

 

[jay]

it could be a number of reasons not solid walls with spring as mentioned above tubbed stuff lack of Silicon in internal corners think we need more info on this substrate adh tile size thanks

















:lol:

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Read the 10 kg bags of granfix then get back to me

Now it's your turn!
If you'd like to provide the information on the product you've used then I'am sure you'll get some constructive feedback.
What was the exact name of the granfix grout you used?
How long had it been in the tile joints before the walls were subject to wetting?
Has there been any movement in the substrate?
Thanks.

 

[Burnsy]

How can anything that is mixed with water be waterproof?

 

[jay]

How can anything that is mixed with water be waterproof?

you may want to re think that answer

 

[Burnsy]

you may want to re think that answer

It wasnt an answer, it was a question :lol:

Enlighten me as Im not sure

 

[jay]

lots of products these days use water as a base for water proofing

sorry mis read your question


www.conpro.com.au/products/...waterproofing.../hydrepoxy/ -


www.morganadhesives.com.au/.../waterproof%20membrane%20a4.pdf - Similar