• For vertical and horizontal applications in interior spaces,
• For horizontal applications in exterior spaces,
• In wet areas such as bathrooms and kitchens,
• On terraces and surfaces exposed to sudden temperature changes,
• On surfaces like concrete, screed, and plaster,
• Used for bonding ceramic, tile, and mosaic covering materials.

Cleaning: The surface to be applied must be cleaned thoroughly. All dirt, oil, dust, and other foreign substances on the surface must be removed. Suitable cleaning materials and water can be used for this process.
Smoothness Check: The surface should be checked for smoothness. If there are cracks, depressions, or other imperfections, they should be corrected beforehand. If necessary, corrective filling materials can be used.
Primer Usage for Absorbent Surfaces: If the surface to be applied has an absorbent structure, a primer may be needed. The primer reduces the surface’s absorbency, allows the adhesive to spread evenly, and enhances the bonding strength.
Plumbing and Electrical Systems Check: If there are plumbing or electrical systems under the area to be applied, they should be checked and protective measures should be taken if necessary.
Surface Moisture Content Check: The moisture content of the surface should be checked. A surface that is too wet or too dry may prevent the adhesive from working effectively. If necessary, the moisture level should be measured using moisture measuring devices.
Surface Wetting Before Adhesive Application: Especially on absorbent surfaces, the surface may need to be lightly moistened before applying the adhesive. This helps the adhesive to spread evenly and enhances its bonding strength.

• Add approximately 6.00 / 6.50 liters of water to 25 kg of powder and mix thoroughly with a low-speed mixer until no lumps remain. (The adhesive mortar used outdoors should contain less liquid than the one used indoors. This ensures that the mortar has more flexibility.)
• After the mortar has matured for about 5 minutes, it should be mixed for an additional 1-2 minutes before application.
• The mortar should be applied to the surface, and the thickness should be adjusted with a notched steel trowel. The size of the notches on the trowel should be determined based on the size of the tile to be applied and the smoothness of the surface.
• The adhesive should be spread evenly on the surface using a trowel. The adhesive must be applied evenly. The thickness of the adhesive will vary depending on the size of the covering material. For small tiles, an adhesive thickness of 3-5 mm should be applied; for larger tiles, the adhesive should be 5-10 mm thick.
• The tiles should be placed carefully onto the adhesive. Once the tiles are properly positioned, they should be gently tapped into place to ensure they are fixed. For better adhesion, apply pressure using a rubber mallet to expel any air.
• The tiles should be moistured with water for 24 hours. This ensures that the tiles and adhesive dry completely.

• It is recommended to apply between +5°C and +35°C.
• It should be protected from rapid drying in windy conditions.
• It should not be applied to frozen surfaces.
• It should not be applied under direct sunlight.
• No foreign materials should be added to the prepared mortar.
• Mortar that has exceeded its usage time should not be mixed with water or dry mortar and reused.
• The full curing process should be completed, as the adhesive may not reach maximum strength without full curing.
• All tools used should be washed with water before they dry.
• Wear gloves, protective goggles, and a mask to protect from adhesive dust and chemicals.
• The workspace should be well-ventilated to prevent inhaling chemical fumes during adhesive application in enclosed spaces.
• It is important to clean hands and skin immediately after contact with the adhesive.