Grout Bag with Reinforced Tip

This grout bag with a reinforced tip is the tool for pumping grout into joints on brick, stone, pavers, and rough tile where a float would smear the faces. You fill the bag, squeeze, and lay a clean bead right into the joint, the job installers call tuck-pointing or grout-bag pointing.

The reinforced tip holds its shape under pressure and resists tearing, so you keep a steady flow without blowouts mid-line. It's built for stone veneer, saltillo, and any surface too textured to grout with a float, and it rinses out for reuse job after job.

Masons and tile setters keep a grout bag handy for rustic and irregular work, and Tile Outlets of America stocks this one for pointing jobs.