SikaGrout® Deep Pour is a flowable precision cementitious grout developed for large sections and deep pours up to 500 mm. Its two-stage expansion system helps compensate for shrinkage in both the plastic and hardened phases, while its flow characteristics assist placement around congested reinforcement and beneath large baseplates.

Typical applications include mass grouting, machine bedplates, anchor bolts, bridge bearing pads, precast concrete sections and other large-volume grout pours. The product offers high early strength, adjustable consistency and resistance to segregation and bleeding when mixed and installed in accordance with Sika’s current Product Data Sheet. It is non-corrosive to steel and iron and can be useful where conventional general-purpose grouts do not provide the required pour depth.

Deep grout pours require proper planning. Substrates must be clean, sound and correctly preconditioned, and formwork should be strong, sealed and arranged to maintain grout head and continuous flow. Mixing, water addition, batch size, placement sequence, temperature control and curing can influence performance. For especially large sections or hot-weather placements in WA, seek project-specific guidance and follow the latest Sika instructions.

Safari Group supplies SikaGrout products from Canning Vale for commercial, civil, mining and industrial work throughout Perth and Western Australia. Contact our team to confirm current stock and discuss your pour depth, volume, baseplate geometry and site conditions before selecting SikaGrout Deep Pour.

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: How deep can SikaGrout Deep Pour be placed?
Answer: Sika describes SikaGrout Deep Pour for deep pours up to 500 mm. The allowable depth and placement method must still comply with the latest Product Data Sheet and project conditions.

Question: What is SikaGrout Deep Pour commonly used for?
Answer: Typical uses include machine bedplates, anchor bolts, bridge bearing pads, precast concrete sections, mass grouting and other large-volume precision grout pours.

Question: Is SikaGrout Deep Pour a non-shrink grout?
Answer: It uses a two-stage expansion system designed to compensate for shrinkage in the plastic and hardened states when the grout is correctly mixed, placed and cured.

Question: Is SikaGrout Deep Pour available in Perth?
Answer: Safari Group supplies SikaGrout products from Canning Vale. Contact our team to confirm stock and discuss the depth, volume and site conditions for your WA project.