The Novotel in Fiji took in 65T of Adjuvate construction grout

Adjuvate Australia is currently working with the NPM Group in the supply of over 3000 bags of Adjuvate Class A Grout for the new Novotel resort, Denarau Island Fiji. The grout has been delivered in two shipments and will be used in numerous situations to ensure construction success and integrity for the project.

Adjuvate Class A Grout is an industry leading, high strength, shrinkage compensated Type A Grout. It is specially designed to provide maximum strength and filling capacity in all situations. The grout is suitable for grouting construction and repairs including applications under pre-cast panels, base plates, machine bases, concrete covings, and pipe penetrations through concrete, brick and block walls. Adjuvate Class A Grout has been used successfully to make repairs to concrete cracks and damaged or poor profile edges in concrete slabs.

Adjuvate Class A Grout is an industry leading, high strength, shrinkage compensated Type A Grout. It is specially designed to provide maximum strength and filling capacity in all situations. The grout is suitable for grouting construction and repairs including applications under pre-cast panels, base plates, machine bases, concrete covings, and pipe penetrations through concrete, brick and block walls. Adjuvate Class A Grout has been used successfully to make repairs to concrete cracks and damaged or poor profile edges in concrete slabs.

Adjuvate Class A Grout represents a cost effective, pre-mixed, non shrink cementitious Type A grout that complies fully with the Australian Standard (MP20, 1977). It combines graded siliceous aggregate, special Portland cement and other chemically reactive agents. The product does not contain Calcium Chloride or Ferrous materials.

Hardness's of 65MPa can be achieved at 28 days.

Adjuvate Australia is working hard to increase the profile of quality Australian building products throughout the Pacific Islands. We would welcome all enquiries from wholesale or retail distributors looking to strengthen their ties with Australian manufacturers.