Grouting: meaning, definitions and examples

construction material

Grouting is a process in construction and masonry that involves filling gaps, joints, or cavities with a fluid material. This material, often a mixture of cement, sand, and water, solidifies and helps to secure tiles, bricks, or stones in place. It's commonly used in tiling applications and to provide stability to structures by preventing movement or water infiltration. Proper grouting is essential for both aesthetics and structural integrity.

cement, filling, sealant

Examples of usage

• The workers applied grouting to finish the tiled surface.

• He used a special tool for spreading the grouting evenly.

• After the tiles were laid, the grouting process began.

• They chose a colored grouting for a decorative effect.