ROMEX® NP JOINTING SAND
Polymeric sand that ensures optimal joint sand stabilization for segmental paving applications
ROMEX® NP Jointing Sand is a polymeric sand that ensures optimal joint sand stabilisation for segmental paving applications such as patios, driveways, and commercial pavements. Not only does this product prevent jointing sand loss, but it also eliminates any risk of weed growth and mining ant infestation. Such properties ensure a more aesthetically pleasing and durable paved surface.
Sand grouting between pavers is crucial in order to interlock pavers but in certain environments, conventional sand can be problematic. In the past, cement grouting has been used in South Africa, but it never works. Over time, cement grouting breaks and pops out and it generally also stains the pavers in some form. With a polymeric binder, it is a self-hardening jointing sand that overcomes the shortcomings of cement grouting. Another advantage of this polymeric jointing sand is that it is self-repairing. So do not be alarmed when small cracks form. With rain and heat, those cracks will disappear.
Simple to Use
Light to Heavy Traffic
Simple to Use
Light to Heavy Traffic
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| Weight: | 20kg |
1. Apply the Jointing Sand
Pour the jointing sand onto the dry surface and mix it with a spade to ensure the best mixing of grainsize.
2. Work in the Jointing Sand
Work ROMEX® NP Jointing Sand into the joints using a broom. To achieve a comprehensive filing of the joint, always sweep diagonally to the joint and fill the jointing sand up to the top edge of the paving stone/bevel.
3. Compaction
Use the vibratory plate as long as the surface is suitable for vibratory plates. If necessary, use a protective mat.
4. Refill Joints
Refill the joints up to the top edge of the paving stone/bevel. Sweep the surface carefully using a fine hair broom, until no more sand is on the stone surface.
5. Wet Joints
Wet the joints using a spray set to fine mist (Do not use a watering can). The joints should be moistened until they no longer absorb the water. Repeat this process after 1-2 hours.
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