WHAT’S NEW?


“weberjoint premium is the result of working with key customers who have completed surveys, interviews, tests and trials and ultimately told us what they really want.”


SAINT-GOBAIN WEBER INTRODUCES INTELLIGENT WEBERJOINT PREMIUM


TILE GROUT A new premium tile fixing grout by Weber joins a comprehensive range of tile prep-fix-set and joint products that are designed for specifiers and professional tile applicators.


New weberjoint premium tile grout offers benefits and features that will achieve a high-quality finish, beautiful aesthetics and long- lasting performance.


weberjoint premium is a scratch- resistant, extra-flexible tile grout designed for interior and exterior tiling onto walls and floors and where some movement or vibration is expected. Suitable for all types of tiles


LTP LAUNCHES NEW RESIDUE REMOVER USING ‘ACID-REPLACEMENT


TECHNOLOGY’ LTP has launched a new Cement, Grout & Salt Residue Remover. The new product replaces conventional acids normally used to remove cement and grout residues, and can be used on all types of tile and natural stone surfaces, except those with a polished finish. This means it can be safely applied to unpolished acid-sensitive surfaces, including limestone and travertine. As well as removing new and existing building residues, the new treatment also


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– ceramic, porcelain, mosaic, quarry, natural stone, terrazzo and terracotta – weberjoint premium can be used for wooden floors and is recommended for floors with underfloor heating or undertile warming.


Tracey Dempster, Head of Marketing at Saint-Gobain Weber, said: “This excellent, professional-standard grout is water-repellent and has the additional advantage of Weber’s new PURE CLEAN anti-stain technology. This unique feature reduces the appearance of patchiness and greatly improves resistance to staining and discolouration.


“weberjoint premium also benefits from the addition of Mould Stop Technology, which offers lasting protection from mould growth making it ideal for use in wet or damp environments.


disperses rising salt residues caused by issues including substrate moisture and spot fixing.


Developed and manufactured in the UK, the new Residue Remover can be used indoors and outside on porcelain, glazed ceramics, quarry tiles and terracotta, slate, brick, sandstone, granite and unpolished natural stone. A diluted application removes mild residue within 30 minutes, whilst a neat application and agitation gives instant results. Deposits are then removed and surfaces rinsed with clean water.


The new treatment forms part of LTP’s ‘clean-seal-maintain’ range. It’s available in one litre and five


litre cartons and gives coverage of approximately 5-25m2


per litre. www.ltp-online.co.uk www.tomorrowstileandstone.co.uk


A cement-based grout, weberjoint premium has rapid-setting qualities of just two hours following application, is easy to apply and suitable for joint widths of 1 – 20mm. It achieves a smooth, durable and efflorescence-resistant finish that stays looking great for longer. Available in an extended range of 18 colours with matching silicones, together they achieve a consistent finish and smart aesthetic. The performance and qualities of weberjoint premium are likely to appeal to the specification and building design sector.


weberjoint premium is supplied in 5kg sacks that each carry 200 Weber Rewards points as part of the popular Weber Rewards loyalty scheme where unique codes can be registered at www.loveweber.co.uk.


Weber’s tile fixing products are sustainably manufactured in modern manufacturing facilities in Bedfordshire, Shropshire and Ireland. Weber provides a 10-year materials guarantee on all tile adhesives and grouts, which are manufactured under the requirements of BS EN 12004:2007 and BS EN 13888:2009.


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