Tile Sponge Dedra Kombi angled 200 x 105 mm – Dedra 1523

Dedra Kombi angled tile sponge 200 x 105 mm is a manual finishing and cleaning tool for tile joints and tiled surfaces. Its angled profile is made for working close to corners and edges, allowing controlled removal of excess grout and smoothing of joints on ceramic, porcelain and natural stone tiles. The compact size offers good handling for both narrow and more open joints during grouting and cleanup operations.

Advantages

The angled shape improves access to corners and edges while reducing the need for additional hand repositioning. The sponge material ensures even absorption of water and grout residues for efficient cleaning without scratching most tile surfaces. Its compact dimensions provide comfortable manual control, enabling accurate finishing work along joint lines and near trims.

Suitable for

• Cleaning excess grout from ceramic wall and floor tiles
• Smoothing joints after grouting in corners and along edges
• Final wiping and finishing on porcelain and natural stone tiles
• Small repair and maintenance tasks where precise manual control is required

Key specifications

• Shape: angled profile for corner and edge access
• Working size: 200 x 105 mm
• Material: sponge suitable for wet cleaning of tiles and grout residues
• Intended surfaces: ceramic, porcelain and natural stone tiles
• Operation: manual hand tool designed for finishing and cleaning

How to use

Moisten the sponge in clean water and squeeze out excess liquid until damp. Use the angled edge to wipe along grout joints to remove surplus grout and to shape joints while working in steady passes. Rinse the sponge frequently to avoid smearing grout back onto tiles and change the water when it becomes visibly dirty. Apply gentle pressure near edges and corners to avoid disturbing freshly applied grout.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the Dedra Kombi angled sponge during the initial and secondary cleaning passes: a firmer damp pass shortly after grouting to remove bulk residues, followed by a lighter pass after grout has partially set. Avoid using harsh solvents or abrasive cleaners that could damage tile finishes; replace the sponge if it becomes torn or heavily worn to maintain consistent cleaning performance.