Tile Adhesive is a polymer-modified bonding material used for fixing compatible tiles and stones to prepared floor and wall substrates. The correct adhesive grade provides improved grip, workability and durability compared with conventional cement mortar, with suitability depending on the tile, substrate and service conditions.
Living Room Floor & Wall
Dry Area Floor
Dry Area Wall
Small-Format Natural Stone
Surface Preparation
Clean the surface thoroughly and keep it in a saturated dry condition. Remove dust, loose particles, and any white wax or powder from the back of the tile to ensure proper adhesion.
Uniform Mixing & Slaking
Mix the thin-set adhesive uniformly with the required water or admix, then allow it to slake before use.
Note: Do not mix cement with the adhesive.
Straight Notching
Apply the adhesive using a notched trowel in straight lines. This helps avoid air gaps and provides uniform, complete adhesive coverage.
Back Buttering
Apply a layer of adhesive to the back of the tile or stone. Better coverage helps improve the quality and strength of the installation.
Use Spacers
Place spacers between the tiles to maintain proper tile joints. These joints help accommodate expansion and contraction while keeping the finish neat and uniform.