PCI FT® Fugenbreit

Joint grout

for split tiles, large-size vitrified tiles and non-vitrified tiles

Technical data sheet

Joint grout

for split tiles, large-size vitrified tiles and non-vitrified tiles

Technical data sheet

Areas of application

Product features

Colors

Areas of application

For indoor and outdoor use.
For walls and floors.
For joint widths from 5 to 20 mm.
To grout vitrified tiles, non-vitrified tiles, brick tiles, floor clinker tiles and engineered stone.
To grout facing brickwork.
To grout ceramic coverings in areas which have to comply with the DVGW leaflets, e.g. potable water tanks or areas where such properties are required; e.g. swimming pools, brewery water storage containers etc.

With official test certificate in accordance with DVGW leaflet W 270 and W 347

Product features

Waterproof and frost resistant, multi-purpose use indoors and out.
Crack-free curing, the joint does not crack or crumble.
Good workability, therefore easy to apply.
The color shades of PCI FT Fugenbreit match the PCI joint sealants.
With official test certificate for potable water application in accordance with DVGW worksheet W 270 and W 347 (Hygiene Institute Gelsenkirchen/Germany).
Very low emissions PLUS, GEV-EMICODE EC 1 PLUS.

Colors: 31 cement grey, 47 anthracite

Forms of delivery: 25-kg-bag/ 5-kg-bag

Colors

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Joint width (mm)

Joint depth (mm)

Tile size (cm) x

Area (m²)

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Quantity Required approximately

kg

equivalent *

25-kg-bag

pieces

5-kg-bag

pieces

* Not all colours are available in all packaging sizes!

This consumption calculation included in the program contains approximate values based on experiences which might considerably vary upwards and also downwards depending on the structure of substrate, type of tiles, different profiles on the reverse sides, type of tiling tools, work method a.o. Calculations are therefore not allowed to be based on these values. In case of larger projects we recommend to assess the consumption by making a trial surface. Applications in the combined method (buttering-floating) increase the consumption by approx. 20 to 25%. In case of powder products the data relate to the consumption of dry powder for easier calculation of the material requirement.