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ULTRACOLOR PLUS

Grout with CO₂ fully offset in the entire life cycle that withstands time. The colour that enhances your spaces

High-performance, anti-efflorescence, quick-setting and drying polymer-modified mortar free from Portland cement with water-repellent DropEffect^® and mould-resistant BioBlock^® technology for grouting joints up to 20 mm wide, with very low emission of volatile organic compounds and fully offset Greenhouse Gas Emissions

ADVANTAGES:

Mould-resistant (BioBlock® Technology)
Grouted areas are quickly ready for use
Water-repellent and easy to clean (DropEffect® technology)
Anti-efflorescence for uniform colour
Wide range of colours
Certified for use in the marine industry
Very low emission of VOC
Residual Greenhouse Gas emissions fully offset through the acquisition of certified environmental credits

VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUND (VOC) LEVEL
Type of Regulated Adhesives under the Air Pollution Control
(Volatile Organic Compounds) Regulation of Hong Kong:
[Ceramic tile adhesives]
VOC content (ready to use) not exceeding 10 g/litre.

*ULTRACOLOR PLUS is part of the CO₂ Fully Offset in the Entire Life Cycle line of products. CO₂ emissions measured throughout the life cycle of products from the Zero line in 2025 using Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) methodology, verified and certified with EPDs, have been offset through the acquisition of certified carbon credits in support of forestry protection projects. A commitment to the planet, to people and to biodiversity. For more details on how emissions are calculated and on climate mitigation projects financed through certified carbon credits, visit the dedicated webpage.

Calculate consumption

Tile specifications

Grout specifications

Area to be covered

Your project:

Tile Length

Tile Width

Tile Thickness

Grout Joint Width

Area to be grouted

Consumption:

Grouts require:

Product packaging available*:

*Packages available depending on colours

The calculation is based on the actual volume to be filled and the product density.

The provided data should be considered indicative and for estimation purposes only, as certain factors that may still affect the actual consumption cannot be considered (for example, tile roughness, excess residual product, surface irregularities, etc.).