High Temperature Tile Adhesive

[Ian]

Did you find an answer from any adhesive firms @Bri

Yes I rang tilemaster, they said (after speaking to the chemists) that ultimate mixed with their flex additive would be sound for the job.

 

[Ian]

I'm starting this in the morning, I'll get a few pics up as I go along.

 

[Dan]

Everything confirmed and whatnot then?

 

[Ian]

Yeah, tilemaster are confident with the spec they've given to me. Can't ask for any more than that.

 

[Dan]

Just make sure you've got it in writing matey 🙂

 

[Ian]

Tilemaster are a stand up company, on the rare occasion I've seen people have issues with their products, they've sorted it straight away. That's one of the reasons I like them, they have excellent products and stand by them, and they're British.

 

[J Sid]

I spoke to Weber last year and there max end use temp was 100 C for there adhesive.

Bri , they may be a British company but are there products made or even bagged in Britain? Would be great if they would say, yes or no

 

[Ian]

I'm sure it's bagged in the UK it says on the bag that it's manufactured in Leyland, Lancashire. Anyway, this is what I'm doing, just the inside in brick slips.

 

[antdad]

I'm hetas registered so install stoves as well as construct and finish fire places and the odd pizza oven. I'd have no hesitation in using ready mixed fire cement in this application, it'll also be cheaper than any heat proof adhesive. You could also use a lime mortar 5:1:1 (sand:cement:lime) which I use to render in and around fireplaces, it's flexible and heat resistant.

 

[Ian]

Lunch time, it's going well! The ultimate adhesive + flex master additive combo is a tool ruiner, nightmare to clean off! Nice view as well.