Whatever the application… tile, stone, marble, glass, brick, or even large and heavy tile installation solutions, LATICRETE offers adhesive and mortar solutions with major advantages in terms of speed and productivity over the competition.

Because different projects call for different features, our adhesive and mortar products are designed to meet a variety of specific needs. Thin-set adhesives and mortars feature unique wetting characteristics and are reinforced with special ingredients for unmatched non-sag performance, engineered with long open times, and built with antimicrobial protection to inhibit the growth of stain-causing mold and mildew.

The experts at LATICRETE have innovated products to help make your tile and stone installations go smoother with predictable results time after time. When specifications call for tile and stone adhesives and mortars, trust your reputation with the experts at LATICRETE.

Resources

FAQs - Common Questions We Get Asked

  • What's New in Mortar and Grout Products? 

    Large and Heavy Tile (LHT) mortars now come with advanced features to achieve the proper coverage and eliminate voids under the tile. Learn more about better bond strengths, lightweight properties and rapid setting capabilities in our blog on the innovations in mortar and grout products. 

  • How Long Does Tile Mortar Take to Dry? 

    The dry time of tile mortar varies by product; please see the product data sheet for specific information.

  • How to Mix Mortar for Tile? 

    Mixing instructions vary by product; please see the product data sheet for specific information. 

  • How to Remove Mortar from Tile? 

    If the cement-based mortar is fresh and soft, simply use a damp sponge or towel and wipe the mortar from the face of the tile. Make sure all traces of residue are removed. If the cement-based mortar is hard, dampen the mortar with water and allow to soak in for a few minutes. Using a plastic scraper, try to scrape the mortar from the face of the tile being careful not to damage the tile. Repeat as necessary until you get close to the tile surface. When only a thin residue is left, use a damp sponge or white scrub pad to loosen the remaining mortar and wipe off with a clean towel or sponge. If an epoxy adhesive was used, it is essential to remove the adhesive mortar from the surface while it is still fresh and wet as it will be almost impossible to remove it after it dries.