Beautiful joints that last forever.
A two-part, gel-based epoxy tile grout for wall and floor joints that need to resist water, stains and stay crack-free — from kitchen splashbacks to swimming pool tiling.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Cementitious grout stains, cracks at the edges, and dulls over time in wet areas. Frog Easy-Epoxy solves that with a two-part gel-based epoxy system — a smooth, durable finish in rich colours that resist water, stains and everyday cleaning chemicals, without the chalky fade of standard grout.
PRODUCT FEATURES
ADVANTAGES ON SITE
APPLICATIONS
Kitchen & bathroom joints
Swimming pools & water features
Commercial wet areas
Wall & floor tile, high-traffic zones
SUITABLE FOR
Ceramic & vitrified tile
Glass & mosaic tile
Natural stone joints (test first)
Joint widths from 1.5–12 mm
INSTALLATION METHOD
STEP 01 — SURFACE PREPARATION
STEP 02 — MIXING INSTRUCTIONS
STEP 03 — APPLICATION
COVERAGE GUIDE
| Joint width | Tile size | Approx. coverage |
|---|---|---|
| 2 mm | 300 × 300 mm | ≈ 20–22 m² / pack |
| 5 mm | 300 × 300 mm | ≈ 9–10 m² / pack |
| 8 mm | 200 × 200 mm mosaic | ≈ 4–5 m² / pack |
Coverage varies with joint depth and tile thickness. Always trial on-site before ordering bulk quantities.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
PACKAGING
5 kg box containing Part A and Part B components.
SHELF LIFE
9 months from date of manufacture, in original sealed components.
STORAGE
Store upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and open flame.
SAFETY
Wear gloves and eye protection when mixing. Work in a ventilated area; avoid prolonged skin contact with uncured resin.
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FAQ
Yes — its water resistance and near-nil absorption once cured make it well suited to pool tiling and other permanently wet applications.
No. Unlike cementitious grout, the cured epoxy body is inherently water- and stain-resistant, so no separate sealer is required.
Epoxy begins curing chemically as soon as Part A and Part B combine, so working within the pot life and mixing only what you can place is essential — it won't re-soften like cement-based grout.
Test on an offcut first — some porous or polished stones can be sensitive to epoxy residue during cleanup. A patch test confirms compatibility before full application.
