SikaGrout® GP

Min. 6 months from the date of production if stored properly

Store properly in original, unopened and undamaged sealed packaging in dry conditions at temperatures between +10°C and +35°C. Protect from direct sunlight.

13 – 15%

3.25 to 3.75 litres per 25 kg bag, depending on the required consistency

~2.2 kg/l (depending on consistency and temperature)

Min. 10 mm

+10°C min. / +40°C max.

+10°C min. / +40°C max.

 ≥ 5 h

≤ 12 h

1 bag yields approx. 13.10 litres of mortar.
Approx. 76 bags required for 1 m³ of mortar.

Place about 70–80 % of the premeasured clean water (depending on consistency required – refer to “Mixing Ratio”) into a clean container and gradually add the whole bag of SikaGrout® GP into it while continuously mixing. Add the remaining water until the desired consistency is obtained.

Mix for 2–3 minutes with a low speed drill (500 rpm max.).

After mixing, stir lightly with a spatula for a few seconds to release any entrapped air. The grout is then poured immediately into the prepared formwork.

When carrying out baseplate grouting, ensure sufficient pressure head is maintained for uninterrupted mortar flow. The prepared formwork must be firmly in place and kept watertight.

When placing grout over a large area, it is important to maintain a continuous flow throughout. Work sequence must be properly organised to ensure an uninterrupted flow. In large areas, SikaGrout® GP may be pumped using heavy duty diaphragm pumps. Screw feed and piston pumps may also be used.

Grouting large volumes

For sections thicker than 60 mm, it is necessary to fill SikaGrout® GP with graded 10 mm silt-free aggregates to minimise temperature rise generated during the curing stage. The quantity of aggregates should not exceed 1 part aggregates to 1 part SikaGrout® GP by weight. For such mixes, a conventional concrete mixer and pump may be used. To further ensure that air entrapped during mixing is allowed to fully escape, it may be necessary to make breather holes. Use steel rods or chains to assist the flow of grout where necessary. Preliminary trials are recommended.

When using formwork, leave the formwork in place for at least 3 days.

Upon removal of the formwork, cure the exposed surfaces immediately with Antisol® curing compound or use other approved curing methods.

Clean all tools and application equipment with water immediately after use. Hardened material can only be mechanically removed.