What adhesive for 400mm x 400mm glass tiles?

[martin_83]

I have a bathroom and kitchen to tile, using glass tiles 400mm x 400mm, glass is 6mm thick, painted back. Tile is heavy so I wondering that normal glass tile adhesive won’t have capability to hold the tile while adhesive dries out which is true, I tried and tile is too heavy, adhesive can’t cope with that…I did experiment, used Saudal Fix-All adhesive on the back of the tile then firmly pressed to the wall, and works fine…Folks, can you tell me what is the pros and cons using this Saudal Fix All adhesive instead of normal tile adhesive in the long term?Cheers, Martin

[whitebeam]

To be honest I have never heard of it, Sorry

[GazTech]

I have a bathroom and kitchen to tile, using glass tiles 400mm x 400mm, glass is 6mm thick, painted back. Tile is heavy so I wondering that normal glass tile adhesive won’t have capability to hold the tile while adhesive dries out which is true, I tried and tile is too heavy, adhesive can’t cope with that…I did experiment, used Saudal Fix-All adhesive on the back of the tile then firmly pressed to the wall, and works fine…Folks, can you tell me what is the pros and cons using this Saudal Fix All adhesive instead of normal tile adhesive in the long term?Cheers, Martin

This adhesive was developed by us specifically for glass....Gaz
BAL Mosaic-Fix Tile Adhesive
A bright white, non-slip, water and frost-resistant, cementitious wall and floor tile adhesive specially formulated for fixing mosaic tiles including glass mosaics. It is also suitable for fixing ceramic wall and floor tiles, metal or glass tiles, marble, terrazzo, and natural stone in interior and exterior locations. Suitable for use in swimming pools. Can be used on most surfaces including MDF (in internal dry areas).

[Dave]

When fixing painted surface glass tiles use either an epoxy Class R1 or Class R2 adhesive or a silicone based mirror adhesive when fixing this type of glass tile to walled surfaces. When using a mirror adhesive, the adhesive should be applied directly to the back of the tile, not the walled surface. The tile should then be fixed to the wall.