Grout

Grout is a mixture used to fill gaps between tiles or masonry. It typically consists of cement, water, and sand, although there are variations such as epoxy-based grouts. Its primary purpose is to ensure structural stability by preventing moisture penetration and providing support to the tiles. Grout also enhances the aesthetic appeal of tiled surfaces by providing a clean and finished look. It comes in various colors to match or contrast with the tiles, and different types offer varying degrees of durability, water resistance, and flexibility. Proper application and maintenance of grout are essential for the longevity and appearance of tiled surfaces.