3 Pack Tile Grout Masonry Mortar Bag, 30 x 60 cm Heavy Duty Tear Resistant Puncture Tip Cement Sealer, Grouting Bag (12x24 inch, Blue)

Seems ok but didn’t really use it in the end.

They worked well for an hour. But as soon as you keep washing the bag out as you need to do the glue on the side comes unstuck rendering the item useless.

Used for pointing a 60ft garden wall some joints were deep for best results use toupret external masonry filler it has no depth limit but it mixes like double cream and goes on a treat use have about 10 mins before curing so I did about 5ft wall per mix, then you can use the pointing tool to tidy up wash out bags on every use. I didn’t use the metal nozzles as the the water in the mix goes in between. I tried it first with a fine building cement mix but it doesn’t work I had some success when I mixed it quite wet but even then the water squeezes out before it hits the joints. But when I used toupret external masonry filler it works a treat because it like a fine powder and sets like rock you can even sand it after if you have gone over just thought I’d share my experienceBrush out loose parts with a brush and and I brushed on a sealer as the joints were a bit sandy. I wet the inside of the bag then loaded it like a quarter then twist the filling end I did the the horizontal first the the vertical the detailed with the tool

Very good for repointing a patio but you have to make sure you are using a very wet mortar mix to ensure it flows. My first few goes were frustrating and I was going to return two of these three unused ones but it was only when I altered my mix following a YouTube video that I had some success. Thereafter they were really good, helped me do a big job really quickly with minimal mess. I recommend them.

Looks good quality feels strong and durable plus you get 2 tools as well so good value for your money

Quality looking kit including 3 mortar bags with metal nozzles. The bags are strong but the seal is poor just looks like its heat sealed together. All 3 bags burst after using for 3 or 4 bag fulls. I ended up using ct1 to reseal the bags which worked well and got the job done.Good kit for the price but gave a tube of ct1 handy!

I bought these mortar bags for pointing the brick slips around my fireplace, I found it much quicker and easier than using just a trowel and brick pointer.I found it best applying two bag fulls then tooling what I had filled, if I tried to do a third bag the first would be too dry to finish neatly. A bit of trial and error is required depending on substrate and materials being used.Great value to money, much cheaper than buying a mortar gun, one bag did all 6m2 over two days.The only negative I found was I puts a lot of strain on your hands, but regular breaks help with this.

Rubbish 2 of the bags split open on 1st use. Would not purchase again

Exactly as described!We used the kit to help us with grouting our newly installed brick wall.It was fantastic and made the job so much easier.

I was using one of the bags I brought the grout up some 20mm bluestone pavers with a 5mm grout gap. Bag was going great until it split open on the seam, started to use another bag and by the end of the grouting that to started to give way at the seam. Area I had to grout was only 60m2 and the pavers were 800mm x 400mm so not that many lines.. bags need to be reinforced along the seams.

Sind sehr robust

We're installing 2,000 sq. ft. of flagstone flooring, so have a lot of joints to fill with mortar. We bought these bags after a friend recommended using instead of the scoop-and-pour approach. Not only is using these bags faster and easier, but less refills needed than with the scooping and less clean-up (which takes a lot of time and can be finicky if the mortar has settled after a couple of minutes).We did have to cut the tip (we cut the supporting blue tip off entirely) as we needed a large enough opening for the mortar to flow. It took a few batches for us to find our flow in using the bag--- but pinching the end and letting the mortar come out in small bursts has worked well. Sticking the dispensing end right into the joint also allows the mortar to rise up from the bottom, creating a nicer effect at the top than pouring straight from the top.These bags are well-made of a canvas, coated in a waterproof vinyl/plastic. The blue tip is a bit rigid but could be very useful for different mortar mixes or finer joints. We've done about 1,000 sq. ft. re-using just one bag so far, and it's still in great shape so will likely last us until the job is completed. It rinses fairly clean as well.One modification that I might make is to cut a couple of finger holes/slots at the very top to help hold/grip the bag at the top. While wearing gloves (and dispensing mortar for a few hours), the hand holding the bag at the top can get pretty tired (admittedly, we are putting about 2.5 gallons of mortar in each time).

Very large bags.The only issue I had was if the mortar a little too thick the bag seam would split under pressure.Keep bags clean after few fill ups to keep mortar easy too use.3 x bags with tools.