Larsen Colourfast 360° Grout
Tile grout · Larsen
Larsen Colourfast 360° Grout takes 2.5 m² a kilogram, by Larsen Building Products' own figure: “with a 400 x 400 x 10mm tile and 5mm joint, 1kg of Colourfast 360 will grout ~2.5m2”.
- Coverage
- 2.5 m²/kgLarsen Building Products' figure
- Bag sizes
- 3 kg, 10 kg2 sizes in the catalogue
- For
- Walls and floorsin the maker's words
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Coverage
Larsen Building Products gives one figure for Larsen Colourfast 360° Grout, in these words. Each is the maker's own, with its source below.
| Figure | The maker's words |
|---|---|
| 2.5 m² a kilogram | “with a 400 x 400 x 10mm tile and 5mm joint, 1kg of Colourfast 360 will grout ~2.5m2”Larsen Building Products, Larsen Colourfast 360° Grout technical data sheet, read 12 October 2026 |
What one bag covers at the maker's rate
Arithmetic on the maker's figure: the bag's kilograms divided by a rate a square metre, or times an area a kilogram, with nothing added for waste.
| The maker's rate | A 3 kg bag | A 10 kg bag |
|---|---|---|
| 2.5 m²/kg“with a 400 x 400 x 10mm tile and 5mm joint, 1kg of Colourfast 360 will grout ~2.5m2” | 7.5 m² | 25 m² |
When the figure runs short
- The conditions the maker names
- Each figure is for the notch, bed, tile or joint the maker names beside it. An uneven surface, a larger notch or buttering the backs of the tiles takes more.
- Waste
- None of these figures adds anything for what is left in the bucket or spilt.
What it is for
In the maker's own words.
“Professional Colourfast 360 is suitable for use as a flexible wall and floor grout”
Bag sizes
- 3 kg bag
- 10 kg bag
Questions about Larsen Colourfast 360° Grout
How much does a 10 kg bag of Larsen Colourfast 360° Grout cover?
Larsen Building Products gives an area a kilogram, not an area a bag. At its figures a 10 kg bag covers 25 m² (“with a 400 x 400 x 10mm tile and 5mm joint, 1kg of Colourfast 360 will grout ~2.5m2”): the bag's kilograms times the area a kilogram, with nothing added for waste.
What is Larsen Colourfast 360° Grout for?
Larsen Building Products says: “Professional Colourfast 360 is suitable for use as a flexible wall and floor grout” (Larsen Colourfast 360° Grout technical data sheet, read 12 October 2026).
What sizes does Larsen Colourfast 360° Grout come in?
The catalogue lists 3 kg and 10 kg bags. A shop may not stock every size.
Other tile grouts
In alphabetical order, with each maker's own figures. A maker measures its coverage its own way, so the figures are not a test of one product against another. Every product under tile grout.
NX Mould Resist Flexible Wall & Floor Tile Grout
NX
- Coverage
- 0.3 kg/m²
- Sizes
- 5 kg bag
NX Ready Mixed Wall Tile Grout
NX
- Coverage
- 0.2 kg/m²
- Sizes
- 1.38 kg tub
NX
- Coverage
- 0.2 kg/m²
- Sizes
- 10 kg bag
Palace
- Coverage
- 0.2 kg/m²
- Sizes
- 3 kg bag and 10 kg bag
More from Larsen
1 of the 7 other Larsen products in the catalogue, by name. All Larsen products.
Larsen FTG 2-20 Tile Grout (Trade Range)
- Coverage
- 0.64 kg/m²
- Sizes
- 5 kg bag
Where the figures come from
- Coverage and what it is for: Larsen Building Products, Larsen Colourfast 360° Grout technical data sheet. Read on 12 October 2026.
This page was written with AI tools from the maker's own documents; it is not yet checked by a tradesperson. The figures are the maker's, and a maker's figure is their best case: follow the bag's own instructions.
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- Floor tile calculator: the same for a floor.
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