Tilemaster Tilemaster ultimate........... - Tile Advice

[Andy Allen]

How flexible is this adhesive ??

Wooden substrate overboard with 6mm Hardi, glued and screwed, small amount of deflection....
Would it be suitable...?

 

[Flintstone]

Setaflex would be suitable !

 

[One Day]

Ultimate is very very good. It's not as bendy as fast flex but it has crazy bond strength and is still very flexible.
Setaflex would do the job though.

 

[Andy Allen]

Reading the spec on both they seem near enough same what makes setaflex better..?

 

[Flintstone]

Setaflex is an S1 and ultimate is an S2. I only use ultimate for green screed, can't see any other use for it ?

 

[One Day]

I've used Ultimate for direct fixing to chipboard (small areas I'm sorry!) and onto fibreglass/resin. It really does bond like something very bondy.

 

[Flintstone]

On to chip board, you bad bad man !

 

[One Day]

On to chip board, you bad bad man !

I know I know

 

[Andy Allen]

Bloody cowboy....

 

[One Day]

Bloody cowboy....

Ok, let's forget it now and move on...

 

[On one]

Ok, let's forget it now and move on...

Fat chance!

 

[Andy Allen]

This is as important as @pdc spelling mistake...

 

[Andy Allen]

I've used Ultimate for direct fixing to chipboard (small areas I'm sorry!) and onto fibreglass/resin. It really does bond like something very bondy.

So which do you think is the best for overlaid timber.......ultimate or setaflex ?

 

[Flintstone]

Setaflex is made for the job and if there is too much movement for that then you shouldn't be tiling it !

 

[J Sid]

weber set plus with AD250 works ok Andy