best tubbed adhesive for floors!?

[Droopy]

Right, I'm a bit lost here.
Did Spenny use Green Star to fix floor tiles in a bathroom and kitchen floor or not?

[robbo]

spenny, check out www.powerspeconline.com for the correct Bal products to use on each given situation.

[whitebeam]

Have seen a tub of Tile to timber in B&Q For floors

[grumpygrouter]

Originally Posted by whitebeam

Have seen a tub of Tile to timber in B&Q For floors

I believe Granfix also do one but I still wouldn't use it!

[Droopy]

Originally Posted by whitebeam

Have seen a tub of Tile to timber in B&Q For floors

Nicobond do one.
They even reckon it will stick to the dreaded anhydrite screeds

[Sir Ramic]

Originally Posted by Drew Peacock

Right, I'm a bit lost here.
Did Spenny use Green Star to fix floor tiles in a bathroom and kitchen floor or not?

Yeah in his 1st post i believe.

[Droopy]

Originally Posted by Sir Ramic

Yeah in his 1st post i believe.

I thought it was a wind up at first.

I think that is where, deanotile's, rant stems from then.

[whitebeam]

Originally Posted by Drew Peacock

Nicobond do one.
They even reckon it will stick to the dreaded anhydrite screeds

I'm sure I had a tub of that once it's so gritty, As you trowel on the wall half just rolls off, It stuck to every thing except where you wanted it to. It was KAK

[Sir Ramic]

Originally Posted by Drew Peacock

Nicobond do one.
They even reckon it will stick to the dreaded anhydrite screeds

Nicobond Tile To Timber

A ready mixed, waterproof, beige coloured acrylic emulsion based adhesive for interior tiling direct onto timber
surfaces. Exceeds the performance requirements of BS EN 12004 and BS 5980.
Uses
A thin bed adhesive for the bonding of ceramic tiles, mosaic, quarry and natural stone tiles. Designed for bonding to:-
 Timber clad floors, walls and timber work surfaces  Tongued and Grooved floorboards (rigidly fixed)  MDF, Plywood,
Chipboard (flooring grades)  Tile backing boards, e.g., Aquapanel.
Also suitable for tiling onto:-
 Boxed in pipework and ducting  Sand/cement renders and screeds
 Gypsum plaster, plasterboards and anhydrite floors  Mild or galvanized steel.
Maximum bed thickness 3mm.
Features
 Highly flexible  Class AA performance  Very high bond strength  Versatile  Waterproof  Ready mixed
 Easy to apply and spread  Tile direct to T & G boards  No need to prime.
Surface Preparation
Surface to be tiled must be screwed down and sufficiently rigid to receive ceramic tiling. See also page 64
Application
Please refer to 67
Note
Not suitable for tiling to plastics, fibreglass or magnesite floors. Nicobond Tile To Timber should not be used for fixing
lighter colour or absorbent natural stones since staining may occur. If in doubt always test a sample tile prior to fixing
and allow adhesive to fully set.

[whitebeam]

It's still KAK

[Sir Ramic]

Theres that word again..."Waterproof"

[Droopy]

Originally Posted by whitebeam

I'm sure I had a tub of that once it's so gritty, As you trowel on the wall half just rolls off, It stuck to every thing except where you wanted it to. It was KAK

Yeah, i used it once.
It was being pushed by one of their reps. so i gave it a try.
It was on a small bathroom floor i used it. Never had any comebacks, but i just didn't like the idea of a readymix on floors for some reason. So i've not used it since.

I see in the spec that it can be used for vitrified tiles, but i was told it was no good for porcelain.
Surely shomeone has mad a mishtake there