Caulking grout

Question

What is caulking grout and when should it be used?

Ian · Answer

On wood too plaster. It’s flexible, so moves with the house winter summer, et cetera. So skirtings, architraves and so on

Robert · Answer

Grout is only used to fill the joints between tiles, while caulk can seal seams in many spots—along baseboards and crown molding, on windows to stop leaks and drafts, and anywhere two construction materials meet, even on outdoor concrete. This makes caulk the more versatile of the two products

Gary · Answer

Caulk is to fill small gaps . Tops of skirting boards side of architraves ect

Simon · Answer

They are 2 different things. Caulk is a soft filler for decoration and grout is to go in between tiles

Deborah · Answer

I have never heard of caulking grout, I can only think of a new product that have been bought out on the market called perflex which you use a caulking gun in between the joints. The only other example I can think of is when you use a mortar gun when using brick slips

Manpreet · Answer

We recommend that you use what's known as a quality 'flexible' powdered, cement based adhesive such as fast setting Keraflex Maxi Grey. With large format tiles, it is important that there's a full bed of adhesive between the floor or wall and the tiles to ensure full contact.67u

Sanjar · Answer

Grout is used between tiles to keep them from moving. It isn't flexible like caulk. Caulk is used around the base of the tub or where the tiles meet the tub. It's waterproof and used as a sealing measure

Harry · Answer

caulking grout is applied with silicon gun it's used where silicon is used normally

Leon · Answer

Grout is intended to fill the gaps between tiles, while caulk is intended to seal gaps between independent surfaces

Andy · Answer

Caulk is used to waterproof joints for space like bath tubs, showers, windows

Caulking grout

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