Schluter adhesive "thinset"

[Flintstone]

I've just seen a video of My mate sal using a schluter adhesive, does it exist over here? Think it's new. You have to mix for 5 mins, leave it standing for 10 min then mix again for 3, Jeez

 

[J Sid]

no seen it myself, slow set then! I hope

 

[Flintstone]

Both rapid and slow and none flex

 

[J Sid]

Christ, if you left weber rapid in the bucket for 10mins it would of gone of.

 

[gamma38]

Both rapid and slow and none flex

Does anybody ever use non flex adhesive, it's all i ever use really.

 

[Flintstone]

Only place I have seen none flexible for sale in recent years is b&q

 

[ISOMAT technical support]

Its hard to find non flexible adhesives lately, as many manufacturers put Flexible on the non flexible bags.
In my opinion flexible adhesive is adhesives meeting S1 or S2 criteria, everything else is just polymerised, not flexible.
Any thoughts?

 

[Schlüter-Systems Ltd]

The Schlüter-THIN SET is a range of 3 products manufactured by Schlüter-Systems NA and only on sale in the North American market.

 

[hmtiling]

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Its hard to find non flexible adhesives lately, as many manufacturers put Flexible on the non flexible bags.
In my opinion flexible adhesive is adhesives meeting S1 or S2 criteria, everything else is just polymerised, not flexible.
Any thoughts?

Bal single part flexible is classed as c2 I believe whereas most other spf adhesive is s1. Is this just down to polymer amount?

 

[Old Mod]

I knew that (US only)
Was speaking with Andrew Curry about it recently.
But I've only just seen this thread.

 

[Blunt Tool]

I knew that (US only)
Was speaking with Andrew Curry about it recently.
But I've only just seen this thread.

Must be the only thing thin over there, bet Schluter have to put cheese on it tho?

 

[Dan]

I've read about it on the JohnBridge.com forum. That process of waiting then mixing again is quite common over there apparently. But I think there's one now where you don't need to do it if I read their thread right. I'll try find it when I'm back in work.

 

[LM]

I've read about it on the JohnBridge.com forum. That process of waiting then mixing again is quite common over there apparently. But I think there's one now where you don't need to do it if I read their thread right. I'll try find it when I'm back in work.

Are you talking about 'slaking' Dan?

 

[Dan]

That's the one! I think I am!

 

[WetSaw]

Aren't you meant to do that with all ( or most ) adhesives and cement based products anyway?