Proper surface preparation is essential for the correct installation of any floor covering. Surface must be structurally sound, smooth, and dry. Glossy or painted surfaces must be sanded, stripped and cleaned of waxes, dust grease, loose material and any other contamination, which may interface with good bond. Surface temperature should be maintained between 10° C to 38° C for good adhesion. Concrete bricks/blocks /wall to dry out by exposure to air for at least 28 days.

The standard mixing ratio is 4.5 to 5 litres for 20 kg. Put clean water or recommended latex admixture in the mixing container first, then add ADHCrete thinset adhesive. For best result, mix with mixing paddle and 1/2” heavy–duty drill. To mix by hand, use a margin trowel and mix vigorously with hand or slow speed mixer until it's obtain a homogeneous lump free paste. Let the properly mixed adhesive to slake for 4 to 5 minutes. Remix again for 2 minutes and apply with the recommended notched trowel. Properly consistence mixed material will settle in the substrates in the form of strips (ridges) without slump when it is applied on substrates.

Use properly sized notched on trowel to ensure 100% coverage under a tile. Wet the substrate floor or wall slightly before applying the adhesive mixture. Apply thin bond coat of the mortar to the substrate with flat edge of the trowel approximately 3mm thickness. Comb the mixture with the notched edge of the trowel working in 0 one direction at 45° angle. If possible, spread in approximately one square meter at a time. Only apply as much adhesive mixture as can be covered with tiles within a open time. Check open time by touching the adhesive bed with your fingertip because open time will be vary depends on temperature and humidity. Position tiles in the adhesive bed and press the tile firmly in a perpendicular motion across ridged moving back and forth because it is allowing maximum coverage. Back buttering advisable for some tile. Adjust tile promptly and beat in with a beating block and (wooden hammer)rubber mallet. Periodically pull up tile & check back to ensure proper adhesive coverage. If material is dry or not sticky, recomb with notched trowel. If too dry, remove & replace with fresh material.

Proper surface preparation is essential for the correct installation of any floor covering. Surface must be structurally sound, smooth, and dry. Glossy or painted surfaces must be sanded, stripped and cleaned of waxes, dust grease, loose material and any other contamination, which may interface with good bond. Surface temperature should be maintained between 10° C to 38° C for good adhesion. Concrete bricks/blocks/wall to dry out by exposure to air for at least 28 days.

The standard mixing ratio is 4.5 to 5 litres for 20 kg. Put clean water or recommended latex admixture in the mixing container first, then add ADHCrete thinset adhesive. For best result, mix with mixing paddle and 1/2” heavy–duty drill. To mix by hand, use a margin trowel and mix vigorously with hand or slow speed mixer until it's obtain a homogeneous lump free paste. Let the properly mixed adhesive to slake for 4 to 5 minutes. Remix again for 2 minutes and apply with the recommended notched trowel. Properly consistence mixed material will settle in the substrates in the form of strips (ridges) without slump when it is applied on substrates.

Use properly sized notched on trowel to ensure 100% coverage under a tile. Wet the substrate floor or wall slightly before applying the adhesive mixture. Apply thin bond coat of the mortar to the substrate with flat edge of the trowel approximately 3mm thickness. Comb the mixture with the notched edge of the trowel working in 0 one direction at 45° angle. If possible, spread in approximately one square meter at a time. Only apply as much adhesive mixture as can be covered with tiles within a open time. Check open time by touching the adhesive bed with your fingertip because open time will be vary depends on temperature and humidity. Position tiles in the adhesive bed and press the tile firmly in a perpendicular motion across ridged moving back and forth because it is allowing maximum coverage. Back buttering advisable for some tile. Adjust tile promptly and beat in with a beating block and (wooden hammer)rubber mallet. Periodically pull up tile & check back to ensure proper adhesive coverage. If material is dry or not sticky, recomb with notched trowel. If too dry, remove & replace with fresh material.

Proper surface preparation is essential for the correct installation of any floor covering. Surface must be structurally sound, smooth, and dry. Glossy or painted surfaces must be sanded, stripped and cleaned of waxes, dust grease, loose material and any other contamination, which may interface with good bond. Surface temperature should be maintained between 10° C to 38° C for good adhesion. Concrete bricks/blocks/wall to dry out by exposure to air for at least 28 days.

The standard mixing ratio is 4.5 to 5 litres for 20 kg. Put clean water or recommended latex admixture in the mixing container first, then add ADHCrete thinset adhesive. For best result, mix with mixing paddle and 1/2” heavy–duty drill. To mix by hand, use a margin trowel and mix vigorously with hand or slow speed mixer until it's obtain a homogeneous lump free paste. Let the properly mixed adhesive to slake for 4 to 5 minutes. Remix again for 2 minutes and apply with the recommended notched trowel. Properly consistence mixed material will settle in the substrates in the form of strips (ridges) without slump when it is applied on substrates.

Use properly sized notched on trowel to ensure 100% coverage under a tile. Wet the substrate floor or wall slightly before applying the adhesive mixture. Apply thin bond coat of the mortar to the substrate with flat edge of the trowel approximately 3mm thickness. Comb the mixture with the notched edge of the trowel working in 0 one direction at 45° angle. If possible, spread in approximately one square meter at a time. Only apply as much adhesive mixture as can be covered with tiles within a open time. Check open time by touching the adhesive bed with your fingertip because open time will be vary depends on temperature and humidity. Position tiles in the adhesive bed and press the tile firmly in a perpendicular motion across ridged moving back and forth because it is allowing maximum coverage. Back buttering advisable for some tile. Adjust tile promptly and beat in with a beating block and (wooden hammer)rubber mallet. Periodically pull up tile & check back to ensure proper adhesive coverage. If material is dry or not sticky, recomb with notched trowel. If too dry, remove & replace with fresh material.

Proper surface preparation is essential for the correct installation of any floor covering. Surface must be structurally sound, smooth, and dry. Glossy or painted surfaces must be sanded, stripped and cleaned of waxes, dust grease, loose material and any other contamination, which may interface with good bond. Surface temperature should be maintained between 10° C to 38° C for good adhesion. Concrete bricks/blocks/wall to dry out by exposure to air for at least 28 days.

The standard mixing ratio is 4.5 to 5 litres for 20 kg. Put clean water or recommended latex admixture in the mixing container first, then add ADHCrete thinset adhesive. For best result, mix with mixing paddle and 1/2” heavy–duty drill. To mix by hand, use a margin trowel and mix vigorously with hand or slow speed mixer until it's obtain a homogeneous lump free paste. Let the properly mixed adhesive to slake for 4 to 5 minutes. Remix again for 2 minutes and apply with the recommended notched trowel. Properly consistence mixed material will settle in the substrates in the form of strips (ridges) without slump when it is applied on substrates.

Use properly sized notched on trowel to ensure 100% coverage under a tile. Wet the substrate floor or wall slightly before applying the adhesive mixture. Apply thin bond coat of the mortar to the substrate with flat edge of the trowel approximately 3mm thickness. Comb the mixture with the notched edge of the trowel working in 0 one direction at 45° angle. If possible, spread in approximately one square meter at a time. Only apply as much adhesive mixture as can be covered with tiles within a open time. Check open time by touching the adhesive bed with your fingertip because open time will be vary depends on temperature and humidity. Position tiles in the adhesive bed and press the tile firmly in a perpendicular motion across ridged moving back and forth because it is allowing maximum coverage. Back buttering advisable for some tile. Adjust tile promptly and beat in with a beating block and (wooden hammer)rubber mallet. Periodically pull up tile & check back to ensure proper adhesive coverage. If material is dry or not sticky, recomb with notched trowel. If too dry, remove & replace with fresh material.

Proper surface preparation is essential for the correct installation of any floor covering. Surface must be structurally sound, smooth, and dry. Glossy or painted surfaces must be sanded, stripped and cleaned of waxes, dust grease, loose material and any other contamination, which may interface with good bond. Surface temperature should be maintained between 10°C to 38°C for good adhesion. Rough or uneven concrete surface should be mad smooth with ADHScreed autocure for better finish. Installation can be made on wet screed surface. New concrete slabs shall be cured for 28 days before application.

The standard mixing ratio is 8L for 20 kg. Put clean water in the mixing container first, then add ADHCRETE Slurry bond adhesive. For best result, mix with mixing paddle and 1/2” heavy –duty drill. To mix by hand, use a margin trowel and mix vigorously with hand or slow speed mixer until it’s obtain a homogeneous lump free flowing consistency. Let the properly mixed adhesive to slake for 5 to 10 minutes. Remix again for 2 minutes and apply

Pour ADHCRETE Slurry bond adhesive over fresh ADHScreed AUTOCURE. ADHCRETE Slurry bond adhesive can be applied directly on the cement based screed while it is still fresh. Spread the slurry uniformly to form a thickness of 2mm. Position tiles in to wet sticky adhesive bed and press the tile firmly in a perpendicular motion across ridged moving back and forth because it is allowing maximum coverage. Adjust tile promptly and beat in with a beating block and (wooden hammer) rubber mallet. Periodically pull up tile & check back to ensure proper adhesive coverage and bedding adhesive transfer on to back of tile. Only apply as much adhesive mixture as can be covered with tiles within a open time. Check open time by touching the adhesive bed with your fingertip because open time will be vary depends on temperature and humidity. Excess adhesive must be removed from the surface of the tile and clean with wet cloth or sponge while adhesive fresh and has not hardened.

Proper surface preparation is essential for the correct installation of any floor covering. Surface must be structurally sound, smooth, and dry. Glossy or painted surfaces must be sanded, stripped and cleaned of waxes, dust grease, loose material and any other contamination, which may interface with good bond. Surface temperature should be maintained between 10° C to 38° C for good adhesion. Concrete bricks/blocks /wall to dry out by exposure to air for at least 28 days.

The standard mixing ratio is 7.5 to 8.5 ltrs of water for 30 kg. Put clean water or recommended latex admixture in the mixing container first, then add ADHCRETE AAC BLOK LAYING ADHESIVE. For best result, mix with mixing paddle and 1/2” heavy-duty drill. To mix by hand, use a margin trowel and mix vigorously. Mix with hand or slow speed mixer until its obtain a homogeneous lump free paste. Let the properly mixed adhesive to slake for 4 to 5 minutes. Remix again for 2 minutes and apply with the recommended notched trowel. Properly consistence mixed material will settle in the substrates in the form of strips (ridges) without slump when it is applied on substrates.

1)Thin bed mortar for laying blocks: Before placing mortar, ensure the block work to be dry and surfaces cleaned properly. Use properly seized notched on trowel to ensure 100% coverage under a block. Place the mixed mortar on the block work in thin layers of 2 to 3 mm (or as required by engineers at site) using trowel and place the next layer of blocks on the mortar. Keep joints between the blocks as required by the site engineers and fill the joints with the mixed mortar, using a trowel. Check the plumb of the wall while laying the blocks to keep the walls perfectly vertical to the plumb.
2) Smoothing over the block work: Before placing mixed mortar, apply a bonding layer of 1 to 2mm thick AAC Block Adhesive mortar using a trowel pressing down on the block work. Then apply AAC Block Adhesive at a thickness of 8 to 10mm and smoothen using a sponge or rubber / wooden float
3) Installation of Tiles: It can be used as thin-set adhesive to install tiles on Block /brick walls. Use proper notch trowel to installation of tiles and stone on the wall. If possible, spread in approximately one square meter at a time. Only apply as much adhesive mixture as can be covered with tiles within a open time. Check open time by touching the adhesive bed with your fingertip because open time will be vary depends on temperature and humidity.
Plastering: Plumb, square and true concrete block wall can be finished with the applications of ADHCRETE readymade plaster.

Add Part B to Part A and mix with a drill and paddle on a slow speed until a homogenous and uniform coloured paste is achieved.

Spread the mixed adhesive using a suitable notched trowel of the type and dimensions most appropriate for the format and type of tiles used. Apply the mix evenly as much material that can be tiled within the product's working time. Place the tiles and adjust to the correct position. Do not apply to substrates that have a 0 0 temperature of less than 12 C or greater than 40 C. ARDIFLEX PU 5 PLUS should not be used on the substrate having rising moisture problem or moisture content of more than 4%. Back butter large format tiles to provide full bedding and firm support. Place tiles into wet, sticky adhesive and tamp using a beating block or rubber mallet to fix tile and adjust level.

Residues of ADHFLEX PU 5 PLUS can be cleaned from tools and covered surfaces with water and alcohol while the adhesive is still fresh. Once cured, the adhesive can only be removed by mechanical means.

Grouting should be carried out after 24 hours of tiling. Use the appropriate grouting material from ADHCRETE range of cementitious and epoxy grouts.