Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Hanging Tile

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Hanging Tile with Laticrete 255 MultiMax
Todd Stull
A Lone Eagle Remodling
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Saturday, July 16, 2011

Birth of a Laticrete Warrantied Shower

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Installation by:
Bill Vincent
Bridgton, ME

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Monday, August 30, 2010

Barrier-Free Shower


A barrier-free shower in Seattle

Laticrete 3701 drypack used for the shower pan.

Laticrete Hydroban with fabric reinforcement for waterproofing.
Pan mosaic installed with Laticrete 220 mortar. Wall tile installed with Laticrete 255 non-sag mortar. Grouted with Laticrete PermaColor.

Shaughnn Lee-Capua
Capua Custom Tile & Stone
Renton, Washington

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Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Overhead Tilework




Hanging chairrails on an arch - Laticrete 255 to the rescue!

Incredible tile & stone work by
Jim Garbe
Renaissance Ceramic & Stone, Inc.
Upstate NY
rentileman@earthlink.net

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Monday, December 14, 2009

A top down approach to tiling



Laticrete 255. Read more here.

Carry only one product onto the jobsite for virtually all applications with this versatile lightweight mortar that replaces mastic, multipurpose and medium bed mortar.

LATICRETE 255 MultiMax™ is reinforced with Kevlar® for unmatched non-sag performance and adjustability of large format tile and stone on walls.

Builds up to 3/4" (18 mm) without shrinkage for floors without any slump, sag or lippage.

Incredibly lightweight consistency allows for easy troweling onto the substrate with minimal effort. A 40 lb. (18.2 kg) bag of LATICRETE 255 MultiMax provides the same coverage as a 50 lb. (22.7 kg) bag of standard thin-set mortar.

Mixes with water for maximum strength and performance. Inhibits the growth of stain-causing mold and mildew in substrates with Microban® antimicrobial product protection.

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Saturday, November 07, 2009

Hanging Large Module Tiles




Laticrete 255 Multimax holding up a 24x24" by 3/4" piece of travertine.
It has Kevlar fibers in it so should it be "bullet proof" as well ...?

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