
QEP Xtreme Stone Grout Float, 102 x 255mm, 12mm Non-Stick Rubber for Epoxy and Sanded Grout
Description & Specs
The QEP Xtreme stone grout float applies all types of grout, including epoxy, sanded and non-sanded, across floors, walls and countertops. The 102 x 255mm face has a 12mm non-stick rubber body that flexes to work grout into the joints between tiles.
- Size: 102 x 255mm
- Body: 12mm non-stick rubber
- Grout types: Epoxy, sanded, non-sanded
The non-stick rubber body helps spread grout smoothly between natural stone and other tiles for an even finish. A grout float like this is the hand tool you use to push grout into tile joints and wipe away the excess, and the co-moulded handle gives leverage and comfort during the job.
More about this product
QEP Xtreme Stone Grout Float is a versatile tool for applying all types of grout, including epoxy, sanded and non-sanded grout on various surfaces. It is designed for effective grout application across floors, walls and countertops, distributing grout evenly between natural stone tiles for a smooth finish. The float features a 12mm non-stick rubber body that provides flexibility and leverage for working grout into tile joints, with a co-moulded handle.
- 102 x 255mm
- 12mm non-stick rubber body
- For epoxy, sanded and non-sanded grout
Questions & Answers
What is a grout float?
A grout float is a hand tool with a flat rubber pad used to press grout into tile joints and remove excess from the tile surface.
What size is this float?
The float measures 102 x 255mm.
What grout can it apply?
It applies epoxy, sanded and non-sanded grout.
What is the body made from?
It has a 12mm non-stick rubber body for flexibility and clean grout work.
Where can it be used?
It suits floors, walls and countertops, including natural stone tiles.
Shipping & Returns
Dispatches within 1-2 business days from our Australian warehouses
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