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Ceramic Tile Fix is cement based high quality, ready mixed, multipurpose adhesive mortar for fixing ceramic and mosaic tiles in powder form. Ceramic Tile Fix requires the addition of water on site. Ceramic Tile Fix can be applied in thin bed technique and is ideal for fixing floors and wall tiles especially in wet areas such as bathrooms, shower rooms and kitchens, in private and public buildings.

Ceramic Tile Fix is suitable for fixing ceramic and mosaic tiles, thin bricks, floor tile with pronounced back-surface pattern to different substrates such as concrete, cement base plastered walls and floor screeds, gypsum, cement plaster boards, block walls and light weight blocks.

For extreme conditions.

Technical Data:

Base

White cement, graded clean calcium carbonate and selected

additives

Appearance

White or Gray Powder

Aggregate Size

1.2 mm Max

Open Time @ 25°C

Approx 30 minutes.

Adjustability @ 25°C

15-20 Minutes

Pot Life @ 25°C

Approx 3 Hours @ 25

degrees

Final Setting @ 25°C

Approx 6 Hours @ 25

degrees

Sag Resistance

(EN 1308)

≤ 0.5mm

Compressive Strength@28da

(ASTM C349)

≥ 7.5 MPA

Flexural Strength@28days

(ASTM C348)

≥ 2.5 MPA

Bond Strength

@28days (EN 1348)

≥ 1.1 MPA

Mixed Density

Approx. 1.6 kg/lit. ± 0.05 Kg

Open to traffic

24 hours

Minimum Application

Temperature

5°C

Surface Preparation

Cement based walls and screeds should be left to cure for at least 14 days prior to application of Ceramic Tile Fix.

Rough or uneven concrete surfaces should be made smooth to provide a wood float finish.

All substrates should be in a good and strong condition.

All substrates should also be clean and free from any loose particles, dust, oil, grease, the curing agents, or paint. Tiles to be fixed should be clean and free from any surface contamination. If the surface is dry and in hot weather, pre-wet prior to the application of Ceramic Tile Fix without leaving excess water.

Application procedures

-The whole contents of the bag should be mixed together with water, in one container using a hand drill equipped with a mixing blade or high shear stationary mixer.

-Partial small amounts may be mixed manually, with a trowel, or other suitable hand mixing tools.