Vitonit Porcelain Tile Adhesive

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Overview

Vitonit Porcelain Tile Adhesive is a specialized, cement-based adhesive designed specifically for porcelain tile installations. It delivers high bonding strength, water resistance, and flexibility, making it ideal for demanding tiling applications on floors and walls, both indoors and outdoors.


Applications

  • Installation of porcelain tiles on concrete, cement render, or screed
  • Suitable for floors and walls
  • Can be used in wet areas like bathrooms and kitchens
  • Applicable for both interior and exterior environments

Technical Specifications

PropertySpecification
ColorGrey or White
Base MaterialCement with polymer-modified additives
Mixing Ratio5.5–6.5 liters of water per 20 kg bag
Pot LifeApprox. 2–3 hours
Open TimeUp to 30 minutes
Setting TimeInitial: 6 hours / Full: 24 hours
Coverage4–5 m² per 20 kg bag (depending on trowel size)
Packaging20 kg bag
Shelf Life12 months if stored in a dry place

Key Features

  • Excellent adhesion for porcelain tiles
  • Water-resistant and durable
  • Suitable for both vertical and horizontal surfaces
  • High workability and easy to apply
  • Resists cracking and detachment in humid conditions

Surface Preparation & Application

  1. Surface Cleaning:
    Ensure the surface is clean, stable, and free of dust or grease.
  2. Mixing:
    Gradually mix the adhesive powder with clean water until a uniform paste is achieved.
  3. Application:
    Use a notched trowel to spread the adhesive evenly. Fix tiles with firm pressure.
  4. Curing:
    Allow 24 hours for full setting before grouting.

Precautions

  • Not suitable for metal, wood, or painted surfaces
  • Avoid application during rain or on extremely hot surfaces
  • Use within the pot life after mixing
  • Wear gloves and goggles during application

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