What is a thin tile sticker?

The pavement is thinner and more environmentally friendly. Old technology: the paving thickness is 15-20 mm, while the thickness of traditional cement mortar is about15-20 mm. Because the cement itself has no cohesive force, it is necessary to let the tiles absorb enough water to enhance the cohesive force between the tiles and the cement mortar. In modern design, vitrified brick, lightweight partition board and other special materials are used more and more, and their water absorption, shrinkage and surface treatment have a very direct impact on the quality of tile pavement. New technology: the surface layer paved by thin paste method is only 3-5mm thick, usually only 3-5mm thick, and its materials have been strictly screened. Due to the addition of high-performance additives, tiles can be laid directly without soaking in water. Compared with the traditional method, the thin paste technique is more durable, which can meet the personalized requirements of different engineering nodes and special parts, and the material consumption is also very economical. Old technology: the site is seriously polluted and the paving quality is unstable. Using ordinary yellow sand cement construction method, not only the site is dirty, but also depends on the experience of the installation master. The quality of tile paving is naturally mixed. New technology: Ready-mixed dry-mixed mortar is a time-saving and environment-friendly grout method. Ready-mixed dry-mixed mortar is a ready-mixed product. When in use, it is only necessary to add water according to the specified proportion and stir evenly, which saves the time of on-site batching and simplifies the construction steps. Compared with the traditional construction method, the efficiency can be improved by more than 4 times. Construction technology of tile thin paste 1. Before mixing and preparing the adhesive, the tiles should not be soaked in water, but the loose materials on the back of the tiles should be removed with a wire brush, and the floating dust on the back of the tiles should be wiped off with a wet cloth. Then put the water or emulsion into the mixing barrel according to the proportion suggested by the manufacturer, and stir until the binder is uniform and does not agglomerate. After the initial mixing, the adhesive should be left in the mixing barrel and stirred until the curing time suggested by the manufacturer is over before use. 2. Batch the stirred adhesive onto the base surface with the straight edge of a toothed spatula to achieve the required thickness of the adhesive layer, and comb the adhesive layer into a uniform strip along the direction of the joint of the ceramic tile. The purpose is to control the thickness and dosage of adhesive and make the bonding area of ceramic tile more uniform. Third, before laying tiles, the back of the tiles should also be coated with a thin layer of glue. This double batch method can ensure the quality and durability of the paste, although it takes a lot of materials and hours. 4. Tile sticking During the drying time of the adhesive, press the prepared tiles in place and rub slightly perpendicular to the carding direction to exhaust the air under the tiles. After the shop is laid in place, tap it with a rubber hammer, and adjust the surface flatness and seam flatness with a cross positioning frame of appropriate size. 5. Clean up the paved brick surface in time. Clean it up in time, especially to remove the adhesive remaining on it. Qualified adhesive is not easy to be removed even after drying and hardening the ceramic tile surface. Isolation signs should be immediately placed on the cleaned ceramic tile surface to avoid pollution or interference until the next joint filling process.