Grout & Mortar
MAPEI’s Large-and Heavy-Tile (LHT) Mortars White
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MAPEI’s Thixo Technology LHT mortars reduce time and costs of installation for contractors while providing all the benefits of the characteristics described by the TCNA Handbook. Thixo Technology mortars exceed...
MAPEI’s Large-and Heavy-Tile (LHT) Mortars Grey
$25.00
MAPEI’s Thixo Technology LHT mortars reduce time and costs of installation for contractors while providing all the benefits of the characteristics described by the TCNA Handbook. Thixo Technology mortars exceed...
Mapei KeraBond White Mortar
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Kerabond is a premium-grade, dry-set mortar for use in interior/exterior residential and commercial floor and wall applications when mixed with water. Color: White Product Type: Tile Setting Materials Size: 50lb. Length: 17.0 Width: 11.0 Warranty: 1...
MAPEI’s Ultraflex Large-and-Heavy-Tile Mortar with Polymer LFT White
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Ultraflex LFT is a premium, nonsag, large-and-heavy-tile mortar (formerly known as “medium-bed mortar”) and thin-set mortar designed for large-format and heavy tile and stone for interior/exterior floor, wall and countertop...
MAPEI’s Ultraflex Large-and-Heavy-Tile Mortar with Polymer LFT Grey
$20.00
Ultraflex LFT is a premium, nonsag, large-and-heavy-tile mortar (formerly known as “medium-bed mortar”) and thin-set mortar designed for large-format and heavy tile and stone for interior/exterior floor, wall and countertop...
Mortar and grout are used in both masonry work and tile work; however, they serve different purposes. Both products are Portland cement based product, which causes them to harden. The variables are in the size of the aggregates (stone, sand, etc) and the quantity of water added to the mix.
Mortar
The role of mortar is to make one material stick to another. For instance, a mason laying bricks or concrete masonry units (CMU) will place morter in the joints between the bricks or blocks. Similarly, a person installing tile will lay a mortar bed so the tiles stick to the floor or wall.
Grout
Grout is a filler product and is intended to flow. Therefore, it usually has a higher water content. A mason will fill the cores of a CMU with grout. A person installing tile will use a grout to fill the spaces between the tile after the mortar has cured.