Gypsum Based Tile Adhesives

[Ajax123]

I don't expect this to be a usy thread but does anyone know of any Gypsum Based tile adhesives.

There are quite a few in France Germany and Holland but not for some reason in the UK.

I know of GBTA01 from creative impressions and Benfergyps available through Benfer stockists.

Not interested in prices at this stage justv suppliers, manufacturers or stockists

Thanks for any help and info

 

[DHTiling]

kerakoll......

 

[Ajax123]

kerakoll......

Cheers Dave. Is that the tubbed one or do they have a powdered one do you know?

 

[DHTiling]

It's powdered especially for gypsum substrates.

 

[White Room]

I don't expect this to be a usy thread but does anyone know of any Gypsum Based tile adhesives.

There are quite a few in France Germany and Holland but not for some reason in the UK.

I know of GBTA01 from creative impressions and Benfergyps available through Benfer stockists.

Not interested in prices at this stage justv suppliers, manufacturers or stockists

Thanks for any help and info

Thought they were the company that does printed concrete

 

[Ajax123]

Thought they were the company that does printed concrete

They are. They also have a small range of flooring ancilliaries - levelling compound, primer and tile addy.

 

[doug boardley]

this owt to do with "alabaster" thread Ajax?

 

[Ajax123]

this owt to do with "alabaster" thread Ajax?

No doug - didn't see that one. It's all about my obsession with anhydrite floor screeds cos I keep getting called out to delaminated tile complaints where tilers have used cement addy and inadequate primer.
My advice is get rid of cement on anhydrite and use gypsum cos its the same stuff. My company in Germany have recomended it for about 5 years now and result is almost zero delamination problems. Same in France and Holland where there is lots more anhydrite and even more tiling than in the UK. Problem is there aren't many addys in the UK based on Gypsum so thought would ask the forum for help finding them. Helping tilers and clients to help themselves sort of thing.

Mind you alabaster is gypsum based as well so maybe would be ok there as well.

 

[doug boardley]

there's a thread been posted recently about tiling onto alabaster

 

[Ajax123]

Found another one today - Alphycol 725 from Forbo Flooring. Very big in Holland.
Am assured it is easily available in the UK direct from Forbo - just awaiting confirmation

That's 4 on the list - it's getting bigger