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KERAPOXY EASY DESIGN

Epoxy grout with improved workability and high aesthetic qualities

Two-component, versatile, decorative, acid-resistant epoxy grout, with a bacteriostatic agent and BioBlock® technology, easy to apply and clean, ideal for grouting ceramic tiles, glass mosaics and stone materials, to be used also in combination with MapeGlitter and Mapecolor Metallic. For grouting joints from 1 to 15 mm wide. Can also be used as an adhesive.

ADVANTAGES:

Easy to apply
Non-absorbent and easy to clean
Certified anti-bacterial and mould-resistant
Helps keep the interiors more healthy
Complies with haccp food safety management procedures
Wide range of colours
Suitable for grouts up to 15 mm wide

Where to use:

Decorative grouting of internal and external tiled floors and walls.
Also suitable for an acid-resistant bond to all substrates normally used in the building industry.
Kerapoxy Easy Design allows to create floors, walls, worktops etc. in compliance with the HACCP system and the requirements of EC Regulation No. 852/2004 on the hygiene of foodstuffs.

Packaging: Kerapoxy Easy Design is supplied, with mixing proportions carefully measured, in drums containing component A and component B, which must only be added at the moment it is required. The product is supplied in 3 kg units.

MapeGlitter is supplied in 100 g sachets.

Mapecolor Metallic is supplied in 90 g sachets, a sufficient quantity to be added to a 3 kg drum of Kerapoxy Easy Design.

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.

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.).