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result was a perfectly level floor to which we fixed 600 x 600mm tiles the very next morning.”


THE FUTURE IS


BRILLIANT WHITE Weber’s new weberfix pro lite ready- mixed wall tile adhesive, designed for fixing ceramic and small porcelain tiles in interior applications, is both lightweight and Brilliant White.


This flexible adhesive enables extra coverage without increasing the load which is vital in eliminating the effect of any expansion or contraction in the substrate.


products. The highly successful Weber Rewards loyalty scheme allows professional tilers to accumulate points from selected Weber tile fixing products. When the correct number of points is reached the Reward can be claimed.


Tracey Dempster, Head of Marketing at Weber, said: “Customers can choose from a fabulous collection of products including the latest electronic equipment; power tools; Amazon gift vouchers; our own branded clothing range and Virgin Experience days including theatre and spa tickets, helicopter lessons and even shark diving.”


Weber Rewards points can be achieved with both weberfloor flex and weberfix pro lite. More information is available at www.loveweber.co.uk and there’s also a downloadable App where you can ‘Redeem on the Go’ to ensure you never misplace these valuable Rewards points.


ALL THE HELP YOU NEED Weber’s award-winning technical academies are situated around the UK and offer a range of tile fixing courses suitable for all skill levels.


the floor and spread evenly with a steel trowel, spatula or spiked roller.


Weber’s screed was recently put to the test in a project carried out by W Rodgerson & Sons, Tyne & Wear.


Neil Rodgerson, from the company, commented: “We use this screed all the time. It’s versatile and extremely easy to mix and apply.


It’s a great


help to us and our contractors as we can lay up to 50mm in one pour and still tile the following day.


“Recently, we needed to lay a screed onto an existing and very uneven floor which had a vinyl glue residue. To save removing the glue, both time consuming and very messy, Weber recommended applying weber PR360 primer and weberfloor flex. The


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James added: “weberfix pro lite is a very sophisticated wall tile adhesive which has excellent non-slip and very high grab qualities. It is ideal where extra water-resistance is required, such as in wet rooms, domestic and commercial showers, kitchens and bathrooms, but it’s equally suitable in dry conditions.


“We’ve manufactured weberfix pro


lite in Brilliant White which gives the applicator more confidence when using light coloured tiles or grout.”


This product meets D2 TE Classification for improved dispersion and reduced slip as well as its extended opening time which is up to 30 minutes after spreading. weberfix pro lite is quick and easy to apply and supplied in 13kg pails which yields approximately 10L. It requires no priming and is ready for grout in 24 hours.


WEBER REWARDS At Weber, you are rewarded you with more than just great tile fixing


Some of the most popular tiling courses include tiling onto underfloor heating, waterproofing and tanking, and working with levelling compounds. The Academies have purpose-built practical areas and can provide bespoke training on request.


Weber also has a team of experienced technical advisors who are available to provide advice both at the specification stage and during application. Detailed specifications can be provided for specific projects while site visits and on-site support can be arranged.


Reach Weber on 08703 330 070; customers in Ireland should call 028 9335 2999.


Weber is proud to have sustainable state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in Bedfordshire, Shropshire and Ireland, ensuring product quality, uniformity and availability, with reduced transportation costs and CO2


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