I have a kitchen table which has ceramic tiles on top with what seems to be a slightly flexible white sealant/grout between the tiles. This sealant/grout needs to be replaced due to age/discolouration....etc. Can anyone suggest a sealant/grout that would be suitable for a kithen table bearing in mind that it would need to cope with the heat of a pan straight from the hob and also be fine with food e.g. bread being put on the table etc.
Help would be much appreciated.
Rob
PS I have looked at EVERY grout item that B&Q have on their shelves and they ALL say not suitable for kitchen surfaces........

try aproper tile shop that only deals in tiles and related products,i think you will find epoxy resin should do the job,rgds.

As above, epoxy grout is best for food prep etc

Mapei Kerapoxy is an easy one to use...



Two-component acid-resistant epoxy grout for joints over 3 mm.
Available is 26 colours.
Application:
Interior and exterior grout for ceramic tiles and natural stones on floors and walls.
Particularly suitable for grouting floors and walls in the food industry, thermal water baths, tanks containing aggressive chemicals, work surfaces in kitchens, hospitals, supermarkets and in all environments where complete hygiene is required and resistance to most aggressive chemicals.
Kerapoxy P is recommended for grouting large surfaces. Coverage
depends on the size of the joint. Packaging
10 - 5 kg units, 12 x 2 kg
boxes.

And available from your local Tile giant store..

as suggested above Mapei Kerapoxy

yep epoxy from me too

yep food preperation surfaces=epoxy