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Is there a Bunnings product similiar to Flow point rapid setting grout?

Hi all,

I obtained some cobblestones that were leftover from a neighbour that was redoing thir driveway. So far fo good, i have laid the stones from a youtube series of brittish landscaper about how to lay and now I need to grout.. I have seen a few videos use the 'Ultra scape Flow point rapid set grout' but it only seems to be avaliable in a few specialist stores in Victoria (I am in Syd).

I am keen on a grout that I can just squeegee over the top of the cobbles as I am no expert and i can imagine manual grouting would be a challenfe so am wondering are there any products avaliable at bunnings (or another store in Sydney) that is like for like for the flowpoint product?

https://archipro.com.au/product/flowpoint-rapid-set-grout-prolific-stone-international

Best,

Carl

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EricL

Hello @cwmerchant

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's fabulous to have you join us, and thank you for sharing your question about using flowing rapid set grout.

Allow me to make a few inquiries regarding the flowing rapid set grout. As soon as I have more information, I'll get back to you.

Thanks for your patience.

Eric

MitchellMc

Hi @cwmerchant,

I'm following up for my colleague @EricL. Have you glued these cobblestones down to a solid substrate like a concrete slab or bedded them on a sand base? If the cobblestones have been glued down to a concrete slab, then you can use a product like Lanko 20kg 701 Duragrout Structural Grouting and adjust the water component of the mix so it's of a pourable consistency. Alternatively, if you speak with a Special Order team in-store, they'll check to see if they can order Davco Streetscape Fluid Grout. This specialised product is designed for grouting between cobblestones on a rigid substrate.

Since grouts are typically rigid, they can't be used on a non-rigid substrate like sand or roadbase as the movement will cause them to crack. That is why you'll generally see sand used for paving joints instead of grout. I am unaware of any grouts that would be suitable over a non-rigid substrate.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Mitchell

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