Glue plays an important role in construction and renovation. For the task of laying tiles, tile adhesives and adhesives are common choices. Although they both have the function of bonding tiles, there are significant differences in terms of performance, use, and construction methods.
Tile adhesives are usually composed of raw materials such as polymer-modified cement, pigments and additives. The material has high adhesion and water resistance, and is able to maintain long-lasting adhesion in wet environments.
The tile adhesive is an interface treatment agent, which is composed of high-quality polymer emulsion material and inorganic silicate.
Tile adhesive is widely used in the pasting of various types of ceramic, stone and glass tiles, and is suitable for use in wet places such as floors, walls and bathrooms. Tile adhesive can achieve a strong bond, good seismic and crack resistance, and a long service life.
The main function of the tile adhesive is to increase the stress buffer layer and bonding degree on the back of the tile, so that the tile can be better combined with the cement mortar, and effectively reduce the risk of hollowing out the brick.
During the construction process, tile adhesive needs to be evenly applied to the wall or floor by hand or using a special scraper, and then the tile is laid.
The tile adhesive is directly painted on the back of the tile, and then scraped after drying.
There are differences between tile adhesive and adhesive in terms of composition, characteristics, use, and construction methods. Generally speaking, tile adhesive is used with tile adhesive, the two complement each other, and ceramic tile adhesive alone cannot be pasted with ceramic tiles.