Geo Fix All Weather Paving Joint Compound 14kg – Pallet of 52 – £22.00 each

Geo Fix All Weather paving joint compound is the version of the original Geo Fix that does not mind a bit of rain. Anyone who has stood on a patio job watching the sky turn grey knows the problem: traditional mortar and most jointing compounds want dry weather, and the forecast rarely cooperates. This one carries on regardless. It is supplied ready mixed in vacuum packed foil bags, so there is no sand, cement or water to measure out, and no bucket to wash afterwards.

The whole idea is speed. You open the bag, tip it onto the paving, and brush it into the joints. Then you compact it with a pointing tool and move on. Compared with mortar pointing, which means mixing, trowelling, cleaning smears off the slabs and hoping nobody walks across it too early, this is a much shorter day. The sealed bags keep the compound fresh until the moment you cut them open, which also means leftover bags on the van do not turn into a solid lump by Thursday.

Using Geo Fix All Weather Paving Joint Compound on Site

The compound is designed for joints a minimum of 6mm wide and at least 25mm deep. Narrower or shallower than that and it will not bed in properly, so check your joint spacing before ordering. Once compacted it forms a solid joint that holds its shape, resists weed and plant growth, and still lets water drain through. That permeability matters. A rigid cement joint on a patio with poor falls can trap water on the surface, while this lets it escape through the joint and away.

It suits natural stone, porcelain, concrete and clay paving, and is just as at home on a driveway as a garden terrace. Landscapers like it because it cuts pointing time hard on larger areas. General builders like it because there is no mixing station to set up. And plenty of homeowners buy it because they have seen what happens when they try to point slabs with mortar themselves.

Colours and Pack Size

Colour matching is the bit people leave until last, then regret. The range covers Anthracite, Buff, Graphite, Mid Grey, Slate Grey and Stone, so there is usually something that sits properly alongside your chosen paving. Check the colour against a dry slab and a damp one, as most look a shade darker wet. This listing is for a full pallet of 52 bags at 14kg each, which works out at £22.00 a bag, a sensible way to buy if you are supplying several jobs or a large commercial area. One pallet is a lot of compound, so it is worth knowing your coverage before you commit.

If you only need a few bags, smaller quantities are available, but buying by the pallet is where the saving is.