You've picked your perfect tile. Now we must consider adhesives and installation. After all, your new tiles will only look their best if they are installed correctly.

Mortar is a key ingredient in tile installation, acting as both the adhesive and grout. With the different types of mortars, you may be wondering which one is best suited for your tiling project. We did our research and this is what we found out.

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Although the terms mortar, cement and concrete can be used interchangeably, each of these materials performs a very different function in the construction industry and is therefore used for different applications.

Primers are an important component in tiling as they improve the bonding of the tiling system, as well as improving the working characteristics of an adhesive.

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A ceramic tile intended and warranted for outside applications is always tested for frost resistance. The water absorption percentage (WA%) of each ceramic tile is listed under the tile’s specifications.

Using wall putty makes it easy to obtain the perfect paint finish. It provides a solid foundation for painting by providing an even, smooth surface for coloring.

Mortar bonds bricks and other units of masonry together and adheres tiles to an underlayment. Mortar provides structural integrity to a wall, floor, or other structure but is flexible enough to allow shifting without cracking.