Sanded vs. Non-sanded Grout and Their Differences
Whether you’re doing an entire remodel or just repairing small grout joints, the grout that you choose is vital to ensuring that it will last for an extended period of time, and endure the conditions that it's exposed to. Each type of grout is designed for very specific applications, and if the wrong one is used it could jeopardize the durability and effectiveness for your project. This can cause grout haze possibly being left behind, resulting in scratches on your tile surface over a period of time. In this blog post we’ll be addressing the different types of grout that are available to you, and which you should consider for your project whether it be large or small. Sanded Grout You can find sanded grout at most hardware stores locally, especially because it's the more common option of the two. The primary attribute of sanded grout is that it has sand in it (if you couldn't have guessed that one). This means that the characteristics of how it responds to moisture and mov