Bostik General Purpose Mortar

The media could not be loaded. I recently used the Bostik Cementone General Purpose Mortar for some repairs around my home, and I'm extremely impressed! This product is incredibly easy to use—just add water and mix it right in the tub, no hassle at all. I used it for some brickwork and masonry patching outdoors, and it worked perfectly in both situations. The mortar has a great consistency, making it easy to apply, and it dries strong and solid.The 5kg tub is a perfect size for small to medium repairs, and I love that it's a pre-mixed blend of cement and sand—saves time and effort. The grey color blends in nicely with existing structures too. Whether you're doing brick laying, patching, or pointing, this mortar is ideal for quick and effective repairs. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable and easy-to-use product for general repairs and maintenance!

As a customer who has used the Bostik Cementone General Purpose Mortar, I am providing a review outlining the good and bad aspects of this item.The good:1. Pre-mixed convenience: The pre-mixed formulation of the Bostik Cementone General Purpose Mortar saves time and effort by eliminating the need for manual mixing. This makes it convenient for quick repairs and small-scale projects.2. Easy application: The mortar has a smooth consistency, making it easy to apply and work with. It spreads evenly and adheres well to various surfaces, providing a reliable bond for repairs and maintenance tasks.3. Versatile use: This general-purpose mortar is suitable for both interior and exterior applications. It can be used for a wide range of repair and maintenance projects, including filling cracks, patching damaged surfaces, and fixing loose bricks or tiles.4. Durable and weather-resistant: The Bostik Cementone General Purpose Mortar is designed to withstand the elements, providing long-lasting performance. It is resistant to weather conditions, including rain, frost, and UV exposure, ensuring durability in both indoor and outdoor settings.The bad:1. Limited quantity: The product is available in a 5kg size, which may not be sufficient for larger projects. Users should consider the scale of their repair or maintenance task and purchase multiple containers if needed.2. Color options: The Bostik Cementone General Purpose Mortar is available only in a grey color. While this may suit most applications, it may not be an exact match for certain surfaces or desired aesthetics. It is advisable to test a small area or consider alternative color options if color matching is crucial.In summary, the Bostik Cementone General Purpose Mortar offers several advantages, including pre-mixed convenience, easy application, versatility, and durability. It is a reliable choice for interior and exterior repairs and maintenance tasks. However, the limited quantity and color options should be considered based on the project requirements. If you have smaller repair or maintenance needs and are looking for a convenient and reliable mortar, the Bostik Cementone General Purpose Mortar could be a suitable choice for you.

Excellent. Used to reset a ridge tile. Its easy to mix. And appears a really stable and permanent repair.Highly recommend.

Dry powder -only water need to be ad.Easy to use

Good stuff but messy. Now use Tubes of fischer mortar. Excellent stuff. Cheap and so easy to use.

Good strong product good value for money

The colour of the mortar is the only downside that I have found so far. It is of a light grey colour when fully dried after some days. It is therefore not really suitable for patching or repointing the mortar in most brickwork as the colour is different. Traditionally, Portland cement was mixed with Builder's sand which is of a yellow-brown tint giving the fully dried mortar a slightly beige colour, not grey. I first used this product to replace a layer of cement on top of a small circular drain for waste water as it was badly cracked. Normally there would be a grill and the waste water pipe would be positioned just above. For some reason my waste water drain pipe for the downstairs toilet sink was put down into the drain rather than above, when the house was built around 1969. I had to glue aluminium mesh to the base of the drain a day before adding the mortar so that it would not go down the drain. I did not go by the instructions to add a certain amount of water and preferred to add water until a good consistency was achieved with only a slight trickle of water seen after mixing. It dried well and nice and hard. It was workable for quite a while. The light grey colour was not a problem in this case. My next job was to replace the cracked mortar around a small drain cover used for cleaning out the waste water gulley. That job was perfect and yet again the light grey colour was not a problem. However, another job is to repoint a few bricks that have broken mortar. The colour will not match and I will have to buy a small amount of Portland cement and mix my own mortar with Builder's sand that I have spare from previous jobs. There is still plenty of mortar mix left in the tub after my first two jobs - seems to go a long way when doing small jobs. I may be able to find other jobs to use the mortar that is left but not for brickwork unfortunately. As I was doing my two first jobs on different days and using only small amounts, I mixed the mortar required in a builder's bucket each time. A great product but they should have got the colour right.

Excellent for repairs did the job without coming in a paper bag so it stays fresh and usable for a long time