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Pavetuf Jointing Grout Black 9kg
The Pavetuf Jointing Grout is specifically designed for use with porcelain paving. This versatile, high quality tile grout can be used both internally and externally, on floors and walls, making it the perfect option for our porcelain wall cladding tiles... -
Pavetuf All Weather Jointing Compound Black 12.5kg
Designed for external use, Pavetuf All-Weather Jointing Compound is perfect for filling joints in porcelain, ceramic, stone, and concrete paving. Whether you’re working with black, grey, or buff-toned materials, this versatile solution delivers a... -
Pavetuf All Weather Jointing Compound Black 12.5kg (HD)
Designed for external use, Pavetuf All-Weather Jointing Compound is perfect for filling joints in porcelain, ceramic, stone, and concrete paving. Whether you’re working with black, grey, or buff-toned materials, this versatile solution delivers a... -
Talasey Pavetuf Jointing Grout Black 9kg
The Pavetuf Jointing Grout is specifically designed for use with porcelain paving. This versatile, high quality tile grout can be used both internally and externally, on floors and walls, making it the perfect option for our porcelain wall cladding tiles...
Joint Compound
What is joint compound?
A joint compound is a white powder of primarily gypsum dust mixed with water to form a thick-like consistency. It is then used with paper or fibre joint tape to seal joints between sheets of drywall, ultimately creating a seamless base for paint on interior walls. At Howarth, we have a range of different jointing compounds that are available in a variety of colours to be able to suit to different project needs, such as buff, grey, black, brown, and mushroom. One of the most popular jointing compounds is from the brand SIKA, which is described as a ready to use, self-setting paving compound which is used for advanced durability. Compounds are practical options, so they can be applied quickly to surfaces. You also won’t need to measure or mix any liquids or powders together, as the application is easier than if you were to use a traditional sand or cement-based mortar.
Jointing compounds are suitable for:
- Concrete paving
- Natural stone paving
- Brickwork
- Stonework
For further expert advice and guidance on joint compounds, please contact your friendly local Howarth branch.