Grouting in wet areas
Dirt and water-repellent grout joints in wet areas
Grout joints in wet areas, such as the bathroom, central shower rooms in gyms and saunas, play an important role in maintaining both the quality and beauty of the tiled floor and tiled walls. Dirt and moisture can result in mold and water problems. Omnicol's dirt- and water-repellent joints protect the overall aesthetics and durability.
Grout Joints repel water and dirt
The Romans were masters of applying water-resistant joints at their bathhouses, using special mortars and unique techniques. They were right to do this because grout joints form a protective connection between the tiles and thus prevent water and dirt from penetrating the side and the substrate. This not only maintains the quality of the tiles, but also contributes to the overall hygiene of the room (especially for users who are not used to wiping or drying the tiles after use!). With dirt and water-repellent joints you don't have to compromise between functionality and aesthetics. You can put your signature on a beautifully tiled bathroom, without worrying about mold and unsightly coloured grout.
Water-repellent epoxy grouts
When it comes to the best dirt and water repellent grout, there are several options available on the market. One of the most popular choices is to use epoxy grout. Omnicol epoxy grouts have excellent water-repellent properties and are resistant to liquids and chemicals.
They are durable and easy to clean. Moreover, these joints blend very nicely into the atmosphere of the tiling, giving plenty of room for a sleek minimalist design or a luxurious and opulent appearance.
