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Applications > Building Material Additives and Paints > Adhesives and joint fillers
Tile adhesives (cement-based)
Tile adhesives are thin bed mortars for adhering ceramic wall or floor tiles to smooth or level surfaces by the thin bed method. The adhesive is applied or combed on evenly with a smoothing trowel or tile adhesive comb. The details, in particular test methods and classification, are contained in the respective codes and standards.

Tile adhesives require a high water retention capability to cope with the various application methods, layer thickness and surfaces to be tiled. The appropriate WalocelŪ M products have a crucial beneficial effect on the workability of tile adhesives, their water retention and the ultimate tile adhesion. Various methyl cellulose grades are suitable, depending on the tile adhesive requirements. The quantities of additive required vary greatly from region to region. From among the numerous WalocelŪ M grades for tile adhesives, the following are particularly recommended:

for C2 adhesives:
  • WalocelŪ MKS 10000 PF 60
  • WalocelŪ MKX 8000 PF 30
  • WalocelŪ MKX 25000 PF 25 L

for C1 adhesives:
  • WalocelŪ MW 40000 PFV
  • WalocelŪ MKX 45000 PP 10
  • WalocelŪ MKX 25000 PF 25 L
  • WalocelŪ MKX 20000 PP 10

for low-cost adhesives:
  • WalocelŪ MW 40000 PFV
  • WalocelŪ MKX 45000 PP 10
  • WalocelŪ MKX 60000 PF 01

Further information on the products is given under Product Range.

Last modified: Thursday, 25.January 2007
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last modified: Thursday, 25.January 2007