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was wondering if anyone has a up to date price list from granfix, as i was thinking of buying addy in bulk.
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granfix prices
was wondering if anyone has a up to date price list from granfix, as i was thinking of buying addy in bulk.
cheers james
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dont by granfix the best addy on the market is pci nano lite i use it on everything including natural stone, so light to work with its light so easy to mix sticks like mad no battons needed take hours of a job easy to use hope this helps!
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Originally Posted by
garretridge
dont by granfix the best addy on the market is pci nano lite i use it on everything including natural stone, so light to work with its light so easy to mix sticks like mad no battons needed take hours of a job easy to use hope this helps!

Yes its one of the best adhesives on the market but aint cheap :PCI Pete lol
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i agree but worth every penny time saved is money well spent
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never heard of this stuff were do you get it from?
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bishbosh77
never heard of this stuff were do you get it from?
try this :Pete
http://www.pci.uk.com/EN/Pages/default.aspx
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granfix i probably wouldnt use it if i was desperate absolute rubbish
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LM Ceramics
granfix i probably wouldnt use it if i was desperate absolute rubbish
not true LM , granfix flexi adhesive are pretty good mate , i use many different brands including pci , mapei , butech, bal and imo theres is nothing wrong with their powders , dont use their flexi grouts tho...
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i heard the addy was good so was just going to use that, think ill always stick to bal as my choice for grout.
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NEVER USED GRANFIX.
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its brilliant stuff
the fastsets so good you can move the tiles the next day
total sh!te
Last edited by pjtiler; 21-10-2008 at 12:09 AM.
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Originally Posted by
pjtiler
its brilliant stuff
the fastsets so good you can move the tiles the next day
total ****e
Must buy myself some of that then
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Originally Posted by
andy-p
not true LM , granfix flexi adhesive are pretty good mate , i use many different brands including pci , mapei , butech, bal and imo theres is nothing wrong with their powders , dont use their flexi grouts tho...
spot on the powders are as good as anyone else, the grout is crap
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speak to granfix for a pricelist and pallet prices, i have used them on and off over the years, and recommend these products: the supergrip ready mixed is good (and doesnt stink) as is the rsf white and grey, also been using the marblefix, good gear. the white wall grout needs to be knocked up stiff, since the more you play with it the wetter it gets! wouldnt recommend slatefix, or the grouts particularly, so keep to bal and ardex for them. the fast set by the way is not rapid setting. you could also try weber for similar prices, pci not so good, their supergrip equivalent stinks like you wouldnt believe,...hope thats some help
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Originally Posted by
pjtiler
its brilliant stuff
the fastsets so good you can move the tiles the next day
total sh!te
pj you must have had a dodgy bag or something mate, done a 6m2 bathroom floor today with granfix spf rapid , the tiles were 600x300 porcs and i used a 16 mm trowel , fitted tiles had lunch and cleared up , checked tiles and they were rock solid, grouted and out the door by 2 o clock , i have been using it quite a bit lately and never had any problems with it ...
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Where in UK are you James?? Try CTD as my local branch just made me a great offer on bulk buying Weber adhesive. Grey standard rapidset in pallet load (50 bags on pallet). Works out at just over £7.00 per bag if you buy it this way from them. Used Weber loads of times and rate it very highly. Geoff
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pjtiler
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andy-p
pj you must have had a dodgy bag or something mate, done a 6m2 bathroom floor today with granfix spf rapid , the tiles were 600x300 porcs and i used a 16 mm trowel , fitted tiles had lunch and cleared up , checked tiles and they were rock solid, grouted and out the door by 2 o clock , i have been using it quite a bit lately and never had any problems with it ...
aye you could be right
but why the fack would anyone want to use unreliable adhesive
i,ll stick with the big boys thankyou
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