a cement-based, high-performance, single-component, easy-to-process, smooth surface-forming, flexible joint filling material that is used in 1 - 6 mm joints, has reduced water absorption, and is resistant to abrasion.

Usage areas:

•Indoors and outdoors.

•In horizontal and vertical applications.

•In places such as pools, water tanks, Turkish baths and saunas.

•In bottom heated systems.

1 - 6 mm on coatings such as granite ceramics, large sized ceramics, tiles, natural granite, marble, clinker and glass mosaic.

Advantages:

•It does not cause color fading, dust or cracking.

•Provides a smooth surface.

•It is not affected by sudden temperature changes.

•It is resistant to water and frost.

•Can be used in bottom heated systems.

•Adheres perfectly to ceramic edges without cracking.

•It offers rich color options and is decorative.

•It is resistant to abrasion.

Preparation of the Surface:

• Care should be taken to ensure that the ceramics are well adhered so that they do not move during application, and therefore the adhesive dries completely.

•Any dust, dirt, sawdust, construction and cement residues remaining in the joint gaps on the surfaces where the flooring process has been completed should be thoroughly cleaned with a thin stick or brush.

•Make sure that the joint gaps are at least 2/3 of the ceramic thickness.

•Cleaned spaces should be moistened with a wet sponge.

Preparation of Mortar:

•20 kg DEMAFIX Flex Joint Filler ( 1 - 6 mm) is added to approximately 6 - 7 liters of clean water and mixed preferably with a low speed mixer until there are no lumps.

•Attention should be paid to the amount of water added to the powder mortar, and application in the form of sherbet with too much water added should be avoided. Too much water added to the mortar will cause cracking, easy wear and dust.

•The prepared thick joint filler is left to rest for 5 - 10 minutes to mature and is used by mixing again for 1 - 2 minutes.

•The mixture in the container should be consumed within approximately 1 hour.

Application Information:

•The joint filler should be filled into the joints with a hard rubber-tipped check rust or a hard rubber-based joint spreading trowel. In order to fill the gaps thoroughly, they should be drawn first parallel and then diagonally.

should be scraped off with a moistened soft-tipped spatula , waited for 15 - 30 minutes depending on the ambient temperature, and then wiped with a damp sponge to thoroughly clean the thin joint layer that may remain on the surface.

•Joint wiping should not be started prematurely. In order not to cause color fluctuation, it should not be wiped with a wet sponge more than necessary. The sponge used should be cleaned frequently.

•Walls dry after 12 hours, floors can be walked on after 24 hours, and can be opened to pedestrian traffic after 7 days.

Consumption:

See the joint filler consumption table. 

Attention:

•Avoid application at temperatures below +5°C and above +35°C.

•Avoid application in areas that are frozen, at risk of freezing within 24 hours, or exposed to direct sun and wind.

•Never add water or powder to expired mortar.

Do not clean the joint fillers with products such as salt spirit, bleach, etc. Use Joint Cleaner for cleaning.

•On floors with underfloor heating, the surface should not be hot during application and the heating system should be turned off 24 hours in advance.

PACKAGING:

20 kg craft bags 

Shelf life:

It can be stored for 12 months in moisture-free environments and in its unopened packaging on a pallet with a 10-layer stack.

Health and Safety:

As with all chemical products, contact with food products, skin, eyes and mouth should not be avoided during use and storage. During application, work clothes, protective gloves, glasses and masks in accordance with occupational and worker health rules should be used. If swallowed by accident, consult a doctor. In case of contact with skin, wash with plenty of water. It should be stored in places inaccessible to children.