Conbextra GP is a general-purpose, Class A shrinkage-compensated cementitious grout for construction, maintenance and industrial grouting. Fosroc lists it for gap thicknesses from 10–100 mm, with consistency adjustable from dry pack or trowellable through to flowable, depending on the application and permitted water addition.

Common uses include grouting beneath baseplates, filling voids and recesses, and anchoring bolts, masts, posts and other fixings. The pre-bagged material develops high early and ultimate strength, has low permeability and contains no chloride admixtures. It can be dry packed, rammed, trowelled, poured or pumped, giving contractors flexibility across a wide range of site conditions.

Successful grouting depends on sound preparation and controlled placement. Concrete surfaces should be clean, strong and free from standing water or contaminants. Formwork must be secure and watertight, and the grout should be placed continuously from one side to minimise trapped air. Water addition, mixing time, working time, curing, grout depth and any aggregate addition must comply with the latest Fosroc Technical Data Sheet. More specialised high-flow, high-strength or deep-pour applications may require another Conbextra grade.

Safari Group supplies Conbextra GP from Canning Vale for projects across Perth and regional Western Australia. Contact our product team to confirm current stock and discuss your gap size, placement method, strength requirements and site conditions before ordering.

For faster product selection, have the project specification, substrate details, required grout gap and placement method, estimated quantity, site conditions and required completion time available.

FAQ’s

Question: What gap size is Conbextra GP suitable for?
Answer: Fosroc lists Conbextra GP for grout gaps from 10–100 mm. Check the latest Technical Data Sheet where the pour geometry, volume or site temperature may affect product selection.

Question: Can Conbextra GP be pumped or poured?
Answer: Yes. Depending on the selected mix consistency and application requirements, Conbextra GP can be dry packed, rammed, trowelled, poured or pumped.

Question: What is Conbextra GP commonly used for?
Answer: Typical uses include grouting beneath baseplates, filling voids and recesses, and anchoring bolts, masts, posts and similar fixings in commercial, civil and industrial work.

Question: Where can I buy Conbextra GP in Perth?
Answer: Safari Group supplies Conbextra GP from Canning Vale. Contact us for current availability and help selecting a grout for your project in Western Australia.

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