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Can any one tell me if the following is any good in comparison to mapei gear, the customer has already got the weber stuff, i would rather use mapei but ... -
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webber adhesive
Can any one tell me if the following is any good in comparison to mapei gear, the customer has already got the weber stuff, i would rather use mapei but don't want to cause any problems by insisting if the weber stuff is ok. Floor is chipboard which will be overlaid with 6mm backerboard.
Weber Set Rapid SPF Adhesive
Porcelain Rapid Flexible Adhesive
Weber set rapid spf porcelain adhesive.
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Re: webber adhesive
You wont have any problems with that, i have used plenty of Weber.
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Re: webber adhesive
Fuzzy - We use it a lot of the time now - excellent product at an excellent price!
Once you've used it I think you will be impressed.
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Re: webber adhesive
Used it loads of times. No problems at all.
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We dont use anything else, and havent done for ages. Really good adhesive.
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doug boardley
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I like it too, altho' I've not used it a lot
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dagger
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my first choice is mapei, my second is webber SPF.
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Re: webber adhesive
Never used it, concidering there head office is just up the M1 in Flitwick
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Healthy TilersForums Contributor
Re: webber adhesive
I've used it for years and never had a problem, flexi is an s1 adhesive like keraquick and now low dust pretty impressive gear. The weber set plus is spot on as well.
Last edited by TrumpersUnited; 21-10-2009 at 08:52 PM.
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Re: webber adhesive
How much are you guys getting the weber grey flexi for? I'm considering it over topfix for my current job using porcalain, walls and floor.
Last edited by TheFunkyMonkey; 23-10-2009 at 07:04 PM.
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Healthy TilersForums Contributor
Re: webber adhesive
i pay £13 inc vat from my local tile shop in derby
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TilersForums Contributor
Re: webber adhesive
That's pretty good. Not much dearer that topfix. Thought it would be similar to mapei
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Re: webber adhesive

Originally Posted by
TrumpersUnited
i pay £13 inc vat from my local tile shop in derby
Please don't discuss pricing in the open forums. Thanks.
Grumpy
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Re: webber adhesive
My local(ish) tile shop stocks mostly Weber, but they don't seem to stock a standard spf!?! They do a cheapish Rapid set, or Stonefix which costs a small fortune. I'm beginning to think that all local tilers just use tubbed, as when i ask for spf i just get a blank look and have to spell out single part flexi... To which they give me rapid set!?!?!
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Re: webber adhesive

Originally Posted by
beanz
My local(ish) tile shop stocks mostly Weber, but they don't seem to stock a standard spf!?! They do a cheapish Rapid set, or Stonefix which costs a small fortune. I'm beginning to think that all local tilers just use tubbed, as when i ask for spf i just get a blank look and have to spell out single part flexi... To which they give me rapid set!?!?!
You could always contact Weber direct
Sales office
Tel: (01525) 722100
Fax: (01525) 718988
http://www.netweber.co.uk/
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Re: webber adhesive
i use weber it a great addy but do prefer mapei or dunlop its cheap and very easy to use!
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Weber spf is great as long as you can keep up with it in the bucket! Their grouts are great to.
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Never had a problem with Weber, Not a big fan of their tubbed stuff but that is a minor problem
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No bad experiences here either!
i'm planning on a laticrete demo night on wednesday!! should be interesting.
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TilersForums Contributor
Re: webber adhesive
weber OK. Good value for money. Not rip off like bal.
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Re: webber adhesive

Originally Posted by
bigregrout
weber OK. Good value for money. Not rip off like bal.
Mapei is good as well....
,,I prefer mapei to weber..
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TilersForums Contributor
Re: webber adhesive
Went into my local ctd this morning, had some superb offers on weber stuff. Well worth a visit
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Healthy TilersForums Contributor
Re: webber adhesive
Wish I had a CTD near me, they seem to do some really good deals on Weber
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Re: webber adhesive

Originally Posted by
TrumpersUnited
Wish I had a CTD near me, they seem to do some really good deals on Weber
Hi Trumper
maybe other shop in your hood have weber. phone local supply .. if not have .. maybe they can get
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