Sicosa

A high-performance, chemical-resistant epoxy grout offering superior strength, stain resistance, and long-lasting durability for demanding tile applications.

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Sico Tile Grout

Factory-mixed cement grout for strong, smooth and long-lasting tile joints, enhancing floors and walls in residential and commercial spaces.

SICOSA Cement Based Tile Grout
Sico Polymer Cement Based Grout

Cement Based Tile Grout is a high-quality, factory-mixed grout designed for filling joints between ceramic tiles, vitrified tiles, porcelain tiles, and stone tiles. It provides a strong, durable, and smooth finish, enhancing the overall look of tiled surfaces.

Areas of Application

  • Clean tile joints thoroughly; ensure they are dry and free from dust or adhesive.
  • Mix Cement base grout powder with clean water to form a smooth, lump-free paste.
  • Apply Cement base grout using a rubber float, pressing firmly into the joints.
  • Remove excess cement base grout diagonally across the tiles.
  • Clean tile surface with a damp sponge after initial setting.
  • Allow cement base grout to set and protect from water and Traffic for 24 hours.

Application Instructions

  • Residential floors and walls
  • Living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, and bathrooms
  • Balconies, verandahs, and terraces
  • Commercial spaces such as oces, shops, showrooms, and corridors
  • Light-Traffic areas in homes and commercial buildings

Product Information

  • Pack Size: 1 Kg
  • Product Type: Sico Polymer Cement Based Grout
  • Coverage: Approximate coverage is 30–35 sq. ft. per kg, depending on tile size, joint (gap) width, joint depth, and site conditions.
  • Shelf Life: 12 months from the manufacturing date when the product stored in its original, undamaged packaging and in dry conditions.
  • Suitable For: Tiles, marble, granite, Italian marble joint filling

Tile Grout Shades

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Metal Black
Snow White
Ivory
Ash Gray
Steel Gray
Alpha Blue
Tomato Terracotta
Brown
Green
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Note: Shades are matched as closely as possible; however, due to site conditions, workmanship, and variation in water quantity used during mixing, minor shade differences may occur in the final application.