Why Tileadhesive
TILE ADHESIVE VS CEMENT
➤ Traditionally, tiles have been installed by using cement and sand slurry.
However, this method has its inherent problems.
➤ Because cement shrinks after drying, it leaves hollow spaces below the tile surface.
➤ These are weak spots in a floor and any impact will result in tile chipping or cracking.
➤ For a durable and trouble-free installation of tiles, adhesives is the right solution.
➤ The main function of tile adhesive is to securely bond the tiles to different surfaces, ensuring they stay in place for a long time. It provides excellent adhesion strength.
➤ The adhesive is used to securely bond tiles to various surfaces, preventing them from shifting or cracking.
➤ It acts as a strong, long-lasting bond that can withstand the stresses and strains of daily use, temperature changes, and moisture.
➤ Adhesives are often preferred over traditional cement mortar because they are easier to use, require less material, and can be applied to more uneven surfaces.
Tile adhesive creates a more durable and reliable bond between the tile and the substrate, minimizing the risk of tiles coming loose or cracking over time.
Many tile adhesives are designed to be flexible, allowing the tiles and substrate to expand and contract with temperature changes without compromising the bond.
Tile adhesives are typically pre-mixed and ready to use, making them easier to apply than traditional cement mortar
Some tile adhesives are specifically designed to be water-resistant, making them suitable for use in areas like bathrooms and kitchens where moisture is present.
Using tile adhesive can often lead to faster installation times and potentially lower costs compared to using traditional methods.
Tile adhesive can help create smoother and more even tile surfaces, contributing to a more professional and visually appealing finished product.