Custom Bldg Products WDG25 White Dry Tile Grout 25 Lb

Product Description

The CUSTOM BLDG PRODUCTS WDG25 is an unsanded, dry-mix tile grout formulated for narrow tile joints up to 0.125 inches wide. It cures to a hard, non-shrinking finish, making it a reliable choice for interior tile installations where dimensional stability matters. Supplied in a 25-pound bag in a clean white color, this grout is suited for use by tile setters, flooring contractors, and skilled trade professionals working on residential and light commercial projects. The non-sanded formula is the correct choice for tight joint widths where sanded grout would scratch polished or delicate tile surfaces.

This grout is appropriate for floor and wall tile applications where joint spacing does not exceed 0.125 inches. It is commonly used with ceramic, porcelain, and similar tile types in kitchens, bathrooms, and other interior spaces. The dry-mix format allows the installer to control water ratio at the job site for consistent workability and color. The white colorway is a standard finish that works with a wide range of tile sizes and field colors.

Key Features

• Unsanded formula designed for joints up to 0.125 inches wide
• Cures hard and non-shrinking for long-term joint integrity
• White color suitable for a broad range of tile applications
• Dry-mix format allows field mixing to desired consistency
• 25-pound bag sized for mid-scale installation projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement-grade dry tile grout for unsanded applications in residential and light commercial interior tile installations with joint widths up to 0.125 inches.

Installation Notes

Tile setters should mix only as much grout as can be applied within the stated working time, as dry-mix grouts begin to set once water is added. Substrate surfaces must be clean, cured, and free of dust or release agents before grout is applied. Follow applicable industry standards such as ANSI A108 for grout application procedures. Avoid adding excess water during mixing, as this reduces strength and can cause uneven color in the finished joint.