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Tile Adhesives

Impervious tiles or substrate

When tiling an area that is already tiled or painted, it is often necessary to invest considerable time in stripping and then repairing the substrate.

Tiling onto floating floors

Floating floors is a term used for a floor that is not attached to a rigid substrate.

Tiling uneven surfaces

It is important, both for appearance and for safety, that the finished tile surface is flat with no tiles standing higher than the others.

Tiling onto wood

Timber floors and ceramic tiles are not natural bedfellows – tiles are inherently rigid and brittle whereas timber floors are flexible.

Tiling onto plaster

Plaster is a very common interior substrate that generally provides a good, flat surface for tiling.

Tiling showers, bathrooms and wet rooms

Showers, bathrooms and wet rooms are very common applications for ceramic tiling.

Tiling swimming pools

Swimming – and other types of pools are the ultimate wet areas for tiling.

External Tiling

Exterior tiling is exposed to more aggressive conditions than interior tiling.

Achieving a suitable adhesive bed

The adhesive bed performs a number of functions.

Floor tiling with very large tiles

Recently, the use of larger tiles has become common practice.