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Discuss Granfix Powder Adhesive Info... in the Tile Adhesive, Grout and Substrate Preparation at TilersForums; Not a brand that I have used to much to be honest but know that a fair number of the guys on here use it and think its good stuff ...
          
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    Default Granfix Powder Adhesive Info...

    Not a brand that I have used to much to be honest but know that a fair number of the guys on here use it and think its good stuff so I thought Id put up a little bit of info about Granfix adhesives. I am going to leave out the ready mixed adhesives as I would always recommend a power over a paste. Hope its some help to some1

    CFTA Standard
    • High Performance
    • Sets in 24 hours
    • 3mm-12mm bed thickness
    Rapid set
    • Rapid strength development
    • Sets in 2 hours
    • Same day grouting
    • 3mm-12mm bed thickness
    Fastset
    • Sets in 3 hours
    • Same day grouting
    • 3mm to 12mm bed thickness
    Pourable Thick bed

    • Rapid setting
    • Sets in 3 hours
    • 5mm-25mm bed thickness
    Unique Red
    • Flexible for use on strengthened wooden floors
    • Sets in 1 hour-same day grouting
    • 3mm to 12mm bed thickness
    • only use between 5C - 15C
    Unique Blue
    • Flexible for use on strengthend wooden floors
    • Sets in 2 hours-same day grouting
    • 3mm-12mm bed thickness
    • only use above 15C
    Mosaicfix
    • Flexible for use on strengthened wooden floors
    • Sets in 2 hours-same day grouting
    • 3mm-6mm bed thickness
    Porcelainfix

    • Rapid strength development
    • Sets in 2 hours
    • Same day grouting
    • 3mm-12mm bed thickness
    Marblefix
    • No shadowing
    • Rapid strength development
    • Sets in 2 hours-same day grouting
    • 3mm-12mm bed thickness
    Slatefix
    • Suitable for calibrated and uncalibrated slate
    • Flexible for use on strengthened wooden floors
    • Rapid strength development
    • Sets in 3 hours-same day grouting
    • 5mm-25mm bed thickness
    Flexible CFTA
    • Single part-no additive required
    • High performance
    • Sets in 24 hours
    • 3mm-12mm bed thickness
    Flexiblr Rapidset
    • Single part- no additive required
    • For areas with slight movement eg. asphalt, strengthened wooden floors
    • Sets in 2 hours-same day grouting
    • 3mm-12mm bed thickness
    Flexible Fastset
    • Single part-no additive required
    • For areas with slight movement eg.asphalt,strengthened wooden floors
    • Sets in 3 hours-same day grouting
    • 3mm-12mm bed thickness
    Ultimateflex
    • Single part-ne additive required
    • For use on floating floors and existing floor boards
    • Sets in 2 hours-same day grouting
    • 3mm-6mm bed thickness
    Heatflex Adhesive
    • Flexible
    • Single part-no additive required
    • Suitable for both matting and piped underfloor heating systems
    • For areas with slight movement eg. asphalt, strengthened wooden floors
    • sets in 2 hours-same day grouting
    • 3mm-12mm bed thickness

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    Default Re: Granfix Powder Adhesive Info...

    nice one rich!!
    thats the dylante i remember!!

    ed ;0)

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    Default Re: Granfix Powder Adhesive Info...

    Thank you Ed

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    Default Re: Granfix Powder Adhesive Info...

    i mainly use Granfix but haven't used them all, but totally agree with above.

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    Default Re: Granfix Powder Adhesive Info...

    I have used the Hygienic Maxigrout twice and to be honest I wasnt impressed at all but I got on well with the powder addys that Iv used over the years.

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    Default Re: Granfix Powder Adhesive Info...

    Quote Originally Posted by AstonTiling View Post
    nice one rich!!
    thats the dylante i remember!!

    ed ;0)
    I was about to say how much im enjoying this return to the old tf and Ed beat me to it

    well done Rich
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    Quote Originally Posted by mikethetile View Post
    I was about to say how much im enjoying this return to the old tf and Ed beat me to it

    well done Rich
    Thank you both, your to kind. Glad to be back

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    nice post mate

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