Product Overview:
Porcelain Plus is a polymer-modified cementitious adhesive with extended open time consisting of carefully
selected sand, fillers, and functional additives. It comes prebagged and ready to use. Suitable for all porcelain
tile formats and most known substrates. It has very good deformation properties and outstanding adhesion
strength.
It is suitable for underfloor heating and can be used in the interior and exterior. Porcelain Plus can be applied
from 2–9 mm, and it is available in white.
Manfacturer Overview:
In 1981, Saudi VETONIT Co. Ltd. (SAVETO) was established as a Saudi European JV, in partnership with the leading manufacturers of building finishing materials and specialty chemicals in northern Europe. In 1991, Rashed Al Rashed Group assumed full ownership of SAVETO, becoming the first Saudi Company to offer a full range of advanced construction chemicals and building materials to the Middle East and North Africa markets (MENA region) under SAVETO & VETONIT brands.
Product Usage:
| Specially designed for large format porcelain tiles and large porcelain slabs. Apply on most known substrates like concrete, plaster, lightweight bricks, blocks, cement and gypsum boards. |
Tips:
- Use the mixed material within 2 hours.
- The substrate should be sound and clean.
- Remove the hardened material using mechanical means.
- Clean tools and equipment with water immediately after use.
- Allow the installed tiles to remain undisturbed for at least 48 hours.
- Do not add water to the mixture once the mortar adhesive starts to harden.
- Mortar adhesive must not rise between the tile joints higher than halfway the thickness of the tiles.
- Allow the mixed material to stand for about 10 minutes and remix briefly without adding further water.
- For mixing use a low- speed electric drill fitted with a suitable paddle until achieving a uniform, lump-free consistency.
- Wet all surfaces (except gypsum board) with clean water before Ceramic Tile Fix application. The surface should appear damp with no water pooling.