Masonry grout
A high-slump cement–sand grout (no coarse aggregate) for pouring into narrow grout spaces and small block cavities. Placed wet enough to flow around reinforcing bar.
| Designation | Fine grout |
|---|---|
| Ratio (by volume) | 1 : 3 |
| Cement | 1 part |
| Sand | 3 parts |
| Typical compressive strength | 2,000 psi · 14 MPa |
| Typical use | Filling narrow block cores and reinforced cells. |
A high-slump cement–sand grout (no coarse aggregate) for pouring into narrow grout spaces and small block cavities. Placed wet enough to flow around reinforcing bar.
Grout is placed at a high slump so it flows fully around reinforcement and fills the cavity without voids. It is not the same as mortar, and it is not the same as tile grout.
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