Tuesday, November 01, 2011

Sound & Crack Isolation

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Monday, July 26, 2010

Laticrete 125 Sound & Crack Adhesive


$5 per bag rebate

In 2008, Laticrete launched the industry’s first thin-set that passed the ANSI specification for crack isolation and reduced sound transmission - and in March 2010 the new and improved Laticrete 125 Sound & Crack Adhesive was released.

Laticrete125 Sound & Crack Adhesive is now a single component product that you just add water to and mix, spread and install tile or stone.

Laticrete125 Sound & Crack Adhesive also offers the following combination of attributes that no other thin-set can match:

Two amazing innovations – one incredible adhesive

Anti-fracture and sound protection in one simple step

Install tile faster and reduce labor costs

Sound Reduction – ΔIIC of 15 per ASTM E2179

“EXTRA HEAVY” Rating per Robinson ASTM C627

Lightweight formula – Provides Exceptional Workability

Contains 30% Post Consumer Recycled Content

What’s the benefit to you?

Very simple – there isn’t a faster easier way to get anti-fracture and sound reduction! You can eliminate the labor cost and time associated with peel & stick mats, rubber sheets or liquid and fabric systems –
Laticrete 125 Sound & Crack Adhesive allows you to just mix, spread and begin setting tile!

The performance is proven and the product is backed by an available 25 Year System Warranty*.

No other company or product offers such innovation & value!


Additional product info here.

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Monday, August 31, 2009

Tuscan Leveling System Installation In Progress


A picture of the installation of a 55' diameter medallion installed in the Newark, NJ Performing Arts Center, Installation materials from Laticrete (of course!). Installed using the Tuscan Leveling System for the "plumb & true" setting of the slabs. Creative Edge for the waterjet cutting. Installation materials include HydroBan for crack suppression, Laticrete 220 marble and granite medium bed mortar, SpectraLOCK "Stainless" grout.

More info at http://www.johnbridge.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=65904&page=53

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Monday, August 10, 2009

The Renaissance Main Lobby, Shelton, CT
Laticrete Blue 92 Ant-Fracture Membrane. Click here for more info.

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Thursday, August 06, 2009

LATICRETE® 125 Sound & Crack Adhesive Will Save you $$



Have You Considered the Real Cost of Your Anti-Fracture or Sound Abatement Installation?

Other products require a 2- or 3-step process.


But not LATICRETE® 125 Sound & Crack
Adhesive. Just spread and set your tile or stone!

There isn’t a faster easier way to get sound
reducing or anti-fracture performance.

Eliminate the labor cost and time associated
with peel and stick mats, rubber sheets or liquid and fabric systems – LATICRETE 125 Sound & Crack Adhesive allows you to just mix, spread and begin setting your tile. The performance is proven.

Click
here for more info. Or here or here for Cost Savings info.

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Wednesday, August 05, 2009

Our Technical Support Team

Our Technical Support Team is here to answer your questions. We get some interesting ones:

Hello, I've seen your posts many times on John Bridge. I am doing a shower and was reading posts on the benefits of SpectraLock and am also trying to decide on other aspects. This shower will be Island Stone Pebbles on the floor and a 4x8 glass subway shaped tile on the walls with a mosaic band. I am doing my research on various products and while I like and have use Schluter products there is always that issue about modifieds so I'm looking at alternatives.
So I think I might go with a mud deck, use the Schluter drain and Kerdi the floor but was thinking about HydoBan for the walls, for the waterproofing and crack isolation.

Tile manufactures just "recommends the use"... but no specific requirements.

They do specify as an option your 254 Platinum for thinset

Grout, they have no specifications.

So .... Would SpectraLock be suitable for a 4x8 glass tile installation where no other specs are specified. (no issue with sanded as it won't scratch) I'm assuming it will be great on the floor with the pebbles.

Thoughts on the HydoBan used in this situation (Kerdi base material bonded 4 inches up wall or so and then hydro ban tied over and above that.

or might Hydoban be used on the deck also and just run up to and couple with the kerdi drain? (in essence substitute for the kerdi base sheet so only the drain is being used.)

Thanks and please feel free to forward this to anyone in your company that can answer this.

These are types of installation questions & situations that we're presented with and these of the type of projects that we LIKE to work on. We're here to answer your questions.

Toll Free: (800) 243-4788 ext 235 or (203) 393-0010 ext 235
technicalsupport@laticrete.com

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