V2 Color Variation

V2 color variation shows a mild level on the tile tone variation scale. In this, the tiles showcase a slight shade variation and a moderate tonal difference in the same collection. It has a visible yet restrained variation that is more apparent than the V1.

This level features slight color differences that feel natural and maintain continuity and visual consistency across the installation. It is considered to be a mild variation classification and is produced through a controlled manufacturing shade process.

Installations and Uses of Unsanded Grout

Whether an application needs unsanded grout or not depends on the surface sensitivity, joint size, and the need for a smooth finish. Major factors that must be considered while choosing unsanded grout include:

• Tight Joint Widths: Unsanded grout is best-suited for narrow joints, i.e., joints under 18/inch. In such cases, finer materials ensure that joints are filled properly without leaving any voids.
• Vertical Installations: Unsanded grout is often used in vertical installations, i.e., on walls, backsplashes, shower walls, and accent walls, where its smooth consistency creates visual appeal and allows for better control.
• Scratch-Sensitivity: As unsanded grout contains little to no abrasive materials, it is ideal for glass tiles, polished stone, and metal tiles.
• Clean Finish: It is a perfect choice for seamless and expansive walls.
• Crack Control: In narrow joints, unsanded grout is highly useful as it has a minimal shrinking ratio and thus can maintain the joint integrity for a long time.
• Consistency: Unsanded grout creates uniform joint lines with minimal texture variation, which allows for a seamless appearance.
• Small Spaces: It works well in the case of small tiles and can create tight joints even in difficult-to-reach spaces.

Unsanded grout is an ideal choice for narrow joints and delicate surfaces, where its smooth texture, crisp application, and safe composition allow for a clean and consistent finish.