Flex adhesives (powder)
CERESIT CM 16 WHITE
FLEXIBLE
White, flexible adhesive mortar reinforced with fibres, suitable for indoor and outdoor application, perfect for natural stone.
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White mortar for natural stone tiles
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Fibre reinforced
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For marble, granite, travertine, conglomerate
- Description
- How to Use
- FAQ
CERESIT® CM 16 WHITE is a tile adhesive used for fixing tiles of marble, granite, sandstone, travertine, conglomerate, light limestone and other coarse-grained rocks insensitive to discoloration. It is also suitable for gluing ceramic tiles, porcelain tiles, glaze, terracotta and all varieties of mosaic, e.g. glass and ceramic. For indoor and outdoor use.Available pack sizes: 22,5 kg
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White mortar for natural stone tiles
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Fibre reinforced
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For marble, granite, travertine, conglomerate
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Grouting after 24 h
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For underfloor heating
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For glass and ceramic mosaic
The substrate must be load-bearing, dry and free of reducing substances adhesion: fats, bitumen, dusts. existing dirt, weathered layers and low-strength paint coatings should be removed mechanically.
Pour the contents of the package into the measured clean amount, cool water and mix with a drill with a mixer until obtaining a homogeneous mass without lumps. Wait 5 minutes. and yet mix once. If necessary, add a small amount of water and mix again.
Spread the mortar over the substrate with a notched trowel. The size of the trowel teeth depends on the size of the tiles. The consistency and size of the teeth of the trowel ensure that when pressed down, this typical ceramic tile does not flow down from the vertical plane, and the mortar covers min. 65% of the surface of the bottom of the tile. Do not soak the tiles in water!
It can be used on terraces, balconies, stairs, heated floors, facades as well as on OSB boards and on existing ceramic cladding (only indoors).
It can be used on terraces, balconies, stairs, heated floors, facades as well as on OSB boards and on existing ceramic cladding (only indoors).
It can be used on terraces, balconies, stairs, heated floors, facades as well as on OSB boards and on existing ceramic cladding (only indoors).