White Sand SP Grout is a high-performance cementitious, polymer-modified tile grout designed for filling tile joints in both dry and submerged conditions. It provides high durability, water resistance, and strong color stability for demanding environments.
SP grout is used for:
- Swimming pools and water tanks
- Fountains and permanently wet areas
- Interior and exterior tile joints
- Walls and floors exposed to moisture and humidity
Yes. It is specifically designed for fully submerged applications, including:
- Swimming pools
- Decorative fountains
- Water storage tanks
It maintains performance under continuous water exposure.
SP grout is engineered for heavy-duty and submerged environments, offering:
- Higher water resistance
- Better durability under constant moisture
- Stronger resistance to dirt and chemical exposure
- Improved performance in wet and outdoor conditions
Yes. It is suitable for both interior and exterior applications, including exposed façades and wet outdoor environments.
It can be used with:
- Ceramic tiles
- Porcelain tiles
- Marble and natural stone
- Mosaic tiles
- Terrazzo surfaces
- High water resistance
- Suitable for submerged applications
- Excellent color stability
- High resistance to dirt pickup
- Durable under harsh environmental conditions
It is highly water-resistant and suitable for submerged environments, making it ideal for pools and tanks. However, it works as part of a full tiling system, not as a standalone waterproof membrane.
It is generally used for tile joints up to:
- 4 mm in standard applications (ceramic tiling systems)
Yes. It is formulated to provide:
- Low shrinkage
- High compressive strength
- Strong bond performance
These properties help reduce cracking in tile joints.
Typical performance:
- Initial set: a few hours
- Final cure: approximately 24 hours
- Full performance: developed over several days depending on conditions
Yes. It is ideal for:
- Bathrooms
- Wet rooms
- Kitchens
- Laundry areas
Because of its high moisture resistance.
In submerged environments, grout must:
- Resist constant water pressure
- Prevent water penetration behind tiles
- Maintain structural integrity over time
SP grout is specifically engineered for these conditions.
