Light weights

[FionaMapeiMark]

I am working on Mapei's lightweight adhesives offer and wondered what fixers thought of the light weights on the market.

Do you use them?
Do you see an advantage in using them?

 

[david campbell]

never heard of them but it sounds like a really good idea as a lot of people are now using heavier tiles such as porcelain and travertine on walls and don't want the expense of re-sheeting to a product that can carry the weight more efficiently

 

[Spud]

ive used nanolight good adhesive but not worth the extra cost imo if you can price them right then great, is adsilex p10 a light weight ?as i have used this as well

 

[Fred]

Saw it in this months stone mag. Have not seen in the shops yet, but if its more money I won't use it.

 

[davy_G]

Im afraid im in the dark about this one, could someone enlighten me?

 

[hillhead]

Mapei showing its prowess yet again,good woman fiona,price comes into it a lot but i'm certain you have nothing to do with that.The light stuff is a definite advantage on heavy tiles on walls.

 

[Matt]

Im afraid im in the dark about this one, could someone enlighten me?

I'm alittle in the dark on this one aswell, but I'll take a stab at it :lol:

I "think" it is a product that goes further, but weighs less. I.E You get 5sqm from a 20KG bag, but with the lightweight stuff you get 7sqm from a 15KG Bag. If that makes any sense? :lol:

 

[faithhealer]

keep us posted Fiona, might help on those borderline weight issues

 

[DHTiling]

I think this is what mapei are on about..

Mapei ultralite S1

 

[andy-p]

ive used pcis nanolight and it claims a 15kg covers the same as a 25kg bag of normal gear, the advantage to me would seem to be less strain on the old back ...

 

[White Room]

Must admit never heard of it but read with interest