Weberfloor Slurrybond

Weberfloor-slurrybond | Weber | Saint-Gobain | Deson-Home-Solutions

Packaging
20 kg grey bag

Weberfloor slurrybond is a highly polymer-modified, cementitious adhesive, that can be used in slurry form, on wet screed, for wet-on-wet fixing of tiles and stones, as well as an adhesive paste for fixing tiles and stones on floor and wall. In slurry form, it replaces the cement slurry which has been traditionally used for fixing floor tiles/stones. It also provides additional strength to the screed itself, and increase the tiling speed.

Easy to apply | Large size tile durability | Low Consumption | Low VOC | Economic

Support

Floor

  • Gradually add 6 parts Weberfloor slurrybond to 2 parts clean water (by volume) and mix it to a lump-free, smooth, workable paste using a suitable stirrer or a low-speed drill mix. This paste can be used as tile adhesive.
  • To make a slurry, add additional 3 parts water, and mix to form a smooth, lump-free slurry.
  • After mixing allow the mixture to stand for 5 minutes for it to mature.
  • NOTE: Do not add anything, like additional water, cement or sand, to the mix, as it may adversely effect the performance of the product.
  • 4 times more coverage than Cement slurry
  • Free-flowing – no need for troweling
  • Shrink resistant
  • Provides additional strength to screed, as polymers travel to the screed while applied in the wet-on-wet condition
  • Easy to use
  • Highly polymer modified for high strength bonding.
  • Dual-use: Can be used a slurry adhesive, or as a thin-set tile adhesive.
  • Very high pot life ensures higher speed of tiling and no wastage.
  • Water needs to be continuously added to cement slurry, which reduces strength. No such issues with weberfloor slurrybond.
  • High Adjustability time. Cement slurry does not offer an adjustment time, and if the tile needs to be adjusted, the slurry needs to be replaced. Further reduces wastage. 

As slurry :

  • Not to be used on preset screed
  • Not to be used on wooden, metal or glass substrates
  • Only to be used for floor application

As thin-set adhesive :

  • Can be used for internal as well as external, floor as well as wall application, in accordance with the Tile/substrate sheet.

Tutorials and videos

Here's the Tutorial

Tutorials & Steps

  • Prepare cement bedding (screed) for laying of tiles as per IS 1443 or as per standard construction practices.
  • While laying the bed (screed) ensure the top mortar is kept rough.
  • Bedding (screed) should be levelled with minimal undulation, to ensure proper transfer of adhesive to tiles.
  • Ensure the bedding is not old or cured, and is free from contaminants like debris, dust etc, before using the slurry adhesive.
  • Gradually add 6 parts Weberfloor slurrybond to 2 parts clean water (by volume) and mix it to a lump free, smooth, workable paste using a suitable stirrer or a low speed drill mix. This paste can be used as tile adhesive.
  • To make a slurry, add additional 3 parts water, and mix to form a smooth, lump free slurry.
  • After mixing allow the mixture to stand for 5 minutes for it to mature.

NOTE :
Do not add anything, like additional water, cement or sand, to the mix, as it may adversely effectthe performance of the product.

  • Pour the mixture of Weberfloor slurrybond and water, as described above, over fresh screed, and spread the slurry to a uniform thickness of 1 to 2mm.
  • Carefully place the tile onto wet, sticky slurry. – Use spacers, to leave enough space between tiles, as per the tile manufacturer recommendations.
  • Stroke the tiles using a rubber mallet, to level the tiles, and ensure the tile is perfectly imbedded in the soft screed.
  • It is good practice to lift an occasional tile after fixing, to verify that the required contact is being achieved.
  • If the slurry is skinned over, remove the slurry and replace with fresh slurry.
  • If necessary, tiles should be adjusted within 60 minutes of installation.
  • Carefully clean off any excess adhesive from the tiles and joints with a damp sponge or cloth before it sets.
  • Leave for at least 24 hours before grouting.