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This grouter does the same job as the BAT Trade Quality pointed grouter: grouting corners and narrow joints. The difference is the blade. Japanese rubber is softer and more flexible, so it holds an edge longer and gives a smoother finish on soft or polished tiles that scratch easily.
Timber handle, pointed blade. Compact the grout into the joint, strike off the excess, rinse the blade between passes. If you grout mosaic, stone, or anything with a delicate surface, this is the one to reach for.
Pointed rubber grouter for packing and finishing grout in corners, narrow joints and detailed tile work.
Flexible Japanese rubber blade gives controlled pressure and a smooth finish on delicate tile surfaces.
Timber handle provides direct control for wall and floor grouting.
Load grout onto the rubber blade and work diagonally across the joints.
Use the pointed end to pack corners and narrow sections.
Strike off excess while keeping the joints full.
Clean the tile face and rinse the tool within the grout manufacturer's wash window.
Use a full-size grout float for large open areas where broad coverage is faster.
Clean the rubber blade before grout hardens.
Follow the grout manufacturer's working-time and wash instructions.
- Ceramic tile
- Porcelain tile
- Natural stone
- Mosaic tile
Premium Pointed Rubber Grouter – Japanese Rubber Physical Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Material Type | Premium Japanese Rubber |
| Deformability | Superior Flexibility for Smooth Grouting |
| Joint Geometry | Pointed for Precision Grouting |
| Clean Up | Rinse with Warm Water and Mild Detergent |
| Certifications | Industry Standard Compliant |
| Resistance Testing | High Wear Resistance |
| Storage Conditions | Store in a Dry Place, Away from Moisture |
| Handle | High-Quality Timber |
| Ideal For | Tilers, Waterproofers, DIY Users |