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KERAPOXY CQ

Coloured grout made simple for critical surroundings.

Two-component epoxy grout, easy to apply and excellent cleanability, with a bacteriostatic agent and BioBlock® technology, ideal for grouting ceramic tiles and mosaics. For joints of at least 1 mm. Can also be used as an adhesive.

ADVANTAGES:

Certified anti-bacterial and mould-resistant
Resistant to aggressive chemicals
Helps keep the interiors more healthy
Complies with the HACCP food safety
Easy workability

Where to use:

Internal and external grouting of ceramic, stone material and glass mosaic floor finishes. Particularly suitable for grouting large areas where easy application and cleaning is required

Packaging: Kerapoxy CQ is supplied in pre-dosed packages. It is contained in tubs which contain component A and a canister containing component B, which must only be added at the moment it is required. The product is available in 3 kg and 10 kg containers.

TECHNICAL DATA:
Pot life of mix: 45 minutes.
Set to light foot traffic: approx. 24 hours.
Ready for use: 4 days. After 10 days, the surfaces may also be subjected to chemical attack. Basins and swimming pools can be filled up 10 days after grouting. Times may vary according to the temperature.
Colours: 17.
Application: rubber MAPEI trowel.
Finishing: MAPEI cellulose sponge.
EMICODE: EC1 Plus - very low emission.
Storage: 24 months.
Consumption: according to the size of the joints.
Packaging: 3 kg units. 10 kg units for colours: 283 sea blue, 282 bardiglio grey, 100 white, 113 cement grey, 114 anthracite and 132 beige 2000.

Calculate consumption

Tile specifications

Grout specifications

Area to be covered

Your project:

Tile Length

Tile Width

Tile Thickness

Grout Joint Width

Area to be grouted

Consumption:

Grouts require:

Product packaging available*:

*Packages available depending on colours

The calculation is based on the actual volume to be filled and the product density.

The provided data should be considered indicative and for estimation purposes only, as certain factors that may still affect the actual consumption cannot be considered (for example, tile roughness, excess residual product, surface irregularities, etc.).