Is S1 Tile Adhesive Suitable For Wetroom Tray

[ageless]

Ive been searching online to find my answer but hitting a brick wall. As some of you will know, i was advised to get my hands on a S1 adhseive to fix tiles onto a wet tray. I went to 4 different tile stores and not one of them kne what i was talking about but recommended a c2te as a flexi adhesive to lay with as everytime they did a google search, this was coming up with the S1. So basically in a nutshell, can someone explain to me what S1 is and is a c2te S1 but just not printed on the bag of the adhesive.

 

[J Sid]

Down load this, it will help
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[Dave]

Also have a look at this ... s1 or s2 means it is more deformable than a c2 , the TE is slip and setting ...

http://www.tilersforums.com/threads/tile-adhesive-grout-classifications.38990/

 

[Just Rizzle]

Ive been searching online to find my answer but hitting a brick wall. As some of you will know, i was advised to get my hands on a S1 adhseive to fix tiles onto a wet tray. I went to 4 different tile stores and not one of them kne what i was talking about but recommended a c2te as a flexi adhesive to lay with as everytime they did a google search, this was coming up with the S1. So basically in a nutshell, can someone explain to me what S1 is and is a c2te S1 but just not printed on the bag of the adhesive.

if I want to get the addy to stick better than the bag mix you can always mix in a sutable flexable additive , this will give extra addesion and also flexibility