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Davco Epoxy Grout Resin Davco Epoxy Grout (Resin & Hardener) sample

Davco Epoxy Grout (Resin & Hardener)

Kit

$178.00

1.5/Lt Resin $89.00

1.5/Lt Hardener $89.00

  • Chemical resistance
  • Can be cleaned up with water whilst it is still wet
  • Significantly improves the stain resistance of cementitious grouts
  • TRADE DISCOUNTS APPLY

Davco Ceramaflex Tile Adhesive Davco Ceramaflex Tile Adhesive sample

Davco Ceramaflex Tile Adhesive

20/kg

$21.00

  • Good strength
  • For flexible and rigid surfaces
  • Off white in appearance
  • TRADE DISCOUNTS APPLY

Davco 4 in 1 Grout Additive Davco 4 in 1 Grout Additive sample

Davco 4 in 1 Grout Additive

5/Lt

$36.50

1/Lt $15.50

  • Increases flexibility, strength and water resistance of grout
  • Enhances the colour of grout
  • Ideal for submerged and high foot traffic areas
  • TRADE DISCOUNTS APPLY

Rapid Tile Adhesive Davco 2 Part Rapid Tile Adhesive sample

Davco 2 Part Rapid Tile Adhesive

$90.00 Kit

5/Lt Liquid $35.00-20/Kg Powder $55.00

  • Suitable for tiling over existing tiles
  • Ideal for use in swimming pools
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Davco Davelastic Additive Davco Davelastic Additive sample

Davco Davelastic Additive

1 Litre

$20.00

5/lt $49.00-20/lt $159.00

  • Ideal for submerged, façade & high foot traffic tiling applications
  • Use when tiling over existing tiles
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Acrylic Addtive Lanko 753 Acrylic Additive sample

Lanko 753 Acrylic Additive

5/Lt

$50.00

  • Can be used in conjunction with neat cement as a bonding coat prior to the application of any mortar system
  • TRADE DISCOUNTS APPLY

Sikafloor 4020 Fiberlevel sample

Sikafloor 4020 Fiberlevel

20kg

$75.00 ea

  • Fiber reinforced
  • High compressive & flexural strength
  • Very low VOC
  • Fast drying
  • Light foot trafic after 2hrs
  • Good potlife
  • TRADE DISCOUNTS APPLY

Lanko Pro Leveller Lanko 173 Floor Leveller sample

Lanko 173 Floor Leveller

20/kg

$34.00

  • Tile in 4 Hrs
  • Simply mix with water
  • Application from 1mm - 25mm
  • TRADE DISCOUNTS APPLY

Sikafloor®-215 Rapid Screed sample

Sikafloor®-215 Rapid Screed

20/kg

$31.00

  • Pre-mixed binder with selected aggregates
  • High strength
  • Good working time 20-30min @ 23°C
  • Low shrinkage
  • TRADE DISCOUNTS APPLY

Sikafloor® Level Ultra Leveller sample

Sikafloor® Level Ultra Leveller

20/kg

$49.00

  • Fiber reinforced
  • Very Low VOC (~1 gram per litre)
  • Green star certified
  • High flexural strength
  • High compressive strength
  • TRADE DISCOUNTS APPLY

 

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Are all adhesive the same?

The adhesive is used to hold the tiles to the setting bed. Typically there are two major types organic mastic and thin set adhesive. Organic mastic is made either with latex or petroleum and is ready to use while the thin set adhesive is powdered and needs to be mixed with a liquid before using. The organic mastic is convenient to use, however, thin set have a higher bond strength as well as weight-bearing strength. Other types of adhesives are flexible adhesive, heat-resistant and water-proof which can be used according to your needs.

What is the best adhesive to use for particular tiles?

Selecting a good tile adhesive is as important as selecting the right type of tiles for a particular project. However, before you choose the adhesive consider whether the tile will be applied indoors or outdoors, to the walls or floor and in a wet or dry area. Powdered adhesive known as thin set is suitable for floor tiles as it has a stronger bond and can handle more weight. Ready to use known as organic mastic is great for wall tiles because it starts to hold the tile even before they cure so no risk of slipping, it can also be used for floor tiles. Cement based adhesives are ideal for use on porcelain and low water absorptive tiles, like marble, granite, glass mosaic, stoneware and ceramic tiles.

Can I stick my new tiles down to an existing floor ceramic tile?

Yes, it can be done, but you need to consider a few things. You need to look at the condition of existing tiles whether they are worn out, damaged by humidity, have uneven areas or cavities. After inspecting the existing tiles if there are no cavities and they are well-laid, you can lay the new tiles. As the existing tiles lay the foundation for new tiles it is imperative to check them and thoroughly remove any grease, oil or wax buildup and sand the tiles for adhesive to properly adhere. Tiling over existing floor ceramic tiles also means that floor will be raised and you would need to adjust the doors, knobs, kitchen appliances, storage units and other furniture.