Dryflex

Dryflex tile adhesive is made from a blend of high-quality cement, graded fillers, and special additives. This composition ensures excellent bonding strength and flexibility.

Dryflex tile adhesive offers high bonding strength, water resistance, and flexibility. It is suitable It can be used for fixing large format tiles & stones on concrete/cementitious substrates and for all types of drywalls. 

Dryflex tile adhesive is available in 20 kg bags, ensuring you have enough material for large projects while also offering convenience for smaller tasks.

Yes, Dryflex tile adhesive is versatile and can be used for both wall and floor tile installations, providing a strong and durable bond in both applications.

To use Dryflex Tile Adhesive, follow these steps:

• Surface Preparation: Ensure the substrate is clean, dry, and free from dust, grease, or any loose particles.

• Mixing: Pour the required amount of water into a clean container, then gradually add the Dryflex powder while mixing continuously until a smooth, lump-free paste is achieved. Follow the manufacturer's recommended water-to-powder ratio.

• Application: Spread the adhesive evenly on the substrate using a notched trowel. Apply the adhesive in small sections to prevent it from drying out before tile placement.

• Tile Placement: Place the tiles onto the adhesive bed and press firmly. Use spacers to maintain consistent gaps between tiles.

• Adjustments: Make any necessary adjustments to the tile placement within the adhesive's open time.

• Curing: Allow the adhesive to cure for the specified time before grouting or exposing to traffic.

• Use clean, cold water for mixing the adhesive.

• Allow the mixed adhesive to slake (rest) for about 5 minutes and then remix before application.

• Ensure uniform adhesive coverage on the substrate by using a notched trowel at a consistent angle.

• Regularly check for adhesive coverage on the back of tiles during installation.

• Notched trowel (appropriate size for tile size)

• Mixing bucket and mixing paddle

• Tile spacers

• Rubber mallet

• Tile cutter or wet saw

• Level and straightedge

• Sponge and clean water for cleaning excess adhesive

• Incorrect Mixing: Not following the recommended water-to-adhesive ratio can lead to weak bonding.

• Poor Surface Preparation: Failing to clean and prime the substrate can result in poor adhesion.

• Applying Too Much Adhesive: This can cause the adhesive to ooze out between tiles, leading to an uneven surface.

• Rushing the Process: Not allowing sufficient curing time before grouting or exposing the tiles to traffic can compromise the installation.

Magicrete offers various support services for Dryflex Tile Adhesive, including product information, technical assistance, guidance on usage and application, troubleshooting, and after-sales support to address any issues or concerns.

Yes, Magicrete provides technical assistance for using Dryflex Tile Adhesive.

Detailed product information and specifications for Dryflex Tile Adhesive can be found on the Magicrete website. 

Store Dryflex in its original, tightly sealed packaging in a cool, dry place. Keep it away from direct sunlight and moisture to maintain its effectiveness. Ensure the storage area is well-ventilated and free from extreme temperature fluctuations.

Use clean water and mix in a clean container to avoid contamination. Follow the manufacturer's recommended mixing ratios and mix thoroughly until a uniform paste is achieved. Do not add extra water once the adhesive starts to set.

Ensure the substrate is clean, dry, and free from dust, grease, or other contaminants. Apply the adhesive evenly using a notched trowel, and press the tiles firmly into place. Follow the recommended open time and adjust tiles within this period.

Avoid heavy traffic on the newly installed tiles for at least 24 hours to allow proper curing. Regularly clean the tiles and grout lines with a pH-neutral cleaner to prevent buildup of dirt and stains that can affect the adhesive's bond.