Hi

I'm tiling the walls on my upstairs bathroom. The bathroom has stud partition walls so there I'm going to use a flexible wall grout to be on the safe side.

I was going to use some PCI Aquafug grout because I've used it before and liked it alot, but I can't see anything on the bag to indicate that it's flexible.

Has anyone got any ideas if this stuff is flexible?

PCI Aquafug®


PCI Aquafug has been developed for the water-repellent grouting of ceramic wall tiles (vitrified and non-vitrified), for both indoor and outdoor use. It is suitable for bathrooms,showers and toilets as well as kitchens and laundries. Aquafug is extensively used in leisure projects.


Features & Benefits


Joint widths between 1 to 8mm Water and frost-resistant, for internal and external use Suitable for use in Showers Compensates temperature fluctuations Polymer modified for excellent adhesion Meets the requirements of CG2 W in accordance with BS EN 13888

how much polymers i don't know.. is this for a timber floor.?

Originally Posted by Dave

how much polymers i don't know.. is this for a timber floor.?[/B]

No, my bathroom walls

It is fine then..

Originally Posted by Dave

It is fine then..

So it's a flexible grout suitable for a stud partition wall?

It is polymer modified for limited movement it says in the pdf..

Originally Posted by Dave

It is polymer modified for limited movement it says in the pdf..

Thank you for quick responses

http://www.pci.uk.com/en/products/Ti...afug%20TDS.pdf