White Sand Max Project P is a polymer-modified cementitious tile adhesive designed for fixing ceramic and similar tiles on walls and floors in both residential and commercial construction projects.
It is suitable for:
- Interior and exterior tiling
- Floor and wall applications
- Dry and wet environments
- General construction tiling systems
Yes. It is suitable for wet areas such as bathrooms, kitchens, service rooms, and other moisture-exposed environments when properly installed on prepared substrates.
Yes. It is designed for both internal and external use and performs well under normal environmental conditions when applied correctly.
It is compatible with:
- Ceramic tiles
- Standard wall and floor tiles
- General building-grade tile applications
Key advantages include:
- Good bond strength
- Slump-free (non-sag) consistency
- Easy application and high productivity
- Reliable adhesion on common construction substrates
- Suitable for wall and floor installation
(Designed for general-purpose tiling efficiency and stability.)
Yes. It has a non-sag formulation that helps prevent tile movement during vertical wall installation.
It can be applied on properly prepared:
- Concrete surfaces
- Cement screeds
- Plastered walls
- Standard masonry substrates
Yes. It is a cement-based powder adhesive that must be mixed with clean water to achieve a smooth, workable consistency before application.
The adhesive provides a workable open time (commonly around 20–30 minutes depending on conditions), allowing tile adjustment during installation.
Coverage depends on substrate and trowel size, but typically ranges around 11–14 m² per 50 kg bag under standard conditions.
Under normal conditions:
- Initial setting occurs within hours
- Tiles can typically be grouted after around 24–48 hours depending on site conditions
Compared to traditional cement mortar, it offers:
- Higher adhesion performance
- Improved workability
- Reduced tile slippage
- More consistent application quality
Yes. White Sand tile adhesives are compliant with EN 12004 standard, and typically manufactured under international quality management systems such as ISO 9001 standards and aligned with construction chemical performance requirements.
It can be used for standard and medium tiles, but large-format tiles require proper installation methods (back-buttering and correct trowel selection).
