weberjoint wide flex

Name: weberjoint wide flex
Brand: Weber

Flexible wall and floor tile grout suitable for wide joints on interior and exterior projects.

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Packaging

5kg
10kg

Suitable for:

Wall, Floor

Colours

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About this product

weberjoint wide flex is a wide-joint wall and floor flexible tile grout which can be used for interior and exterior projects.

Suitable for grout joints of 2-20mm, and can be used for grouting ceramic, porcelain, mosaic, quarry, natural stone, terrazzo and terracotta tiles, and brick slips. Can be used in situations where some movement or vibration is expected.

Available in grey which is matched with weberjoint premium silicone.

Features and benefits

Colour-matched with weberjoint premium silicone sealants
Extra-flexible — can absorb movement from wooden floors or underfloor heating
Mould Stop Technology — lasting protection from mould growth
Water-resistant — reduced water penetration and improved resistance to staining
Meets certification standards BS EN 13888 - CG2 WA

Things to consider

Not suitable if the grout is required to be chemically resistant or completely impermeable
When stored unopened in a cool, dry place at temperatures above 5°C, shelf life is 12 months from date of manufacture

Technical & Safety Data Sheets and Certification

Technical Datasheet

weberjoint wide flex - Technical Datasheet (PDF - 206,85 KB)

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Safety Datasheet (MSDS)

weberjoint wide flex - Safety Datasheet – EU (PDF - 252,16 KB)

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Safety Datasheet (MSDS)

weberjoint wide flex - Safety Datasheet - GB (PDF - 237,3 KB)

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