Groutable
Groutable is an adjective used in construction and tiling to describe a surface, joint, or installation that can be filled with grout. In tile work, groutable refers to the gaps between tiles and the substrate that are intended to be filled after installation with a grout product to seal joints, provide stability, and offer a finished appearance. A surface is groutable when the tile edges and the substrate allow for proper grout adhesion and joint formation.
A groutable installation typically involves tiles such as ceramic, porcelain, and natural stone set with defined
Groutable installations are commonly used in bathrooms, kitchens, showers, and floors, where grout helps prevent water