Antiskid Vertified Flooring

Anti Skid Vitrified Tiles are highly suited for handling heavy traffic with extra grip for walking and movements. These flooring is designed for a long life with high wear and tear resistance. They have an anti- slip floor coating to keep friction high even when the surface is wet and soapy. This keeps any possibility of slipping at bay. The anti-skid vitrified tiles are well-suited for the outdoor purpose as well because they are resistant to graze and blemish, and hence lend a sense of timelessness to the designs.The anti-skid vitrified tiles come in varying colors: brown, white, off-white, and cream and in different textures and sizes.

PRODUCT FEATURES:

⮚ Reduce friction

⮚ Flexible design

⮚ More durable

⮚ attractive finis

⮚ Abrasion resistant

⮚ Anti Skid and Flexible in nature

⮚ Slip resistant

⮚ Higher temperature resistance

⮚ Economical and Durable

⮚ Good chemical resistance

⮚ Resistance to thermal shocks

⮚ Easy to clean and maintain

⮚ Versatile and stain resistance

INSTALLATION METHOD:

1. STEP 1: Subfloor Preparation

● This is the most important step in accomplishing a satisfactory installation. The subfloor must be structurally sound, rigid, smooth, flat, and free of curing compounds and waxy or oily films.

1. STEP 2: Floor Layout

● In this step, the area is measured, and the chalk lines are snapped Once. The chalk lines are in place, the installer will verify the floor in both directions to balance the room.

1. Step 3: Preparing the Tiles

● Slight tone variations are to be expected from tile to tile. A good installer will prevent this from becoming a problem by mixing the tiles from several cartons before installation. This blends the tiles together, and any shade variations add to the character of the floor.

1. STEP 4 : Spreading the Thinnest

● Using the chalk lines as a guide, the installer will begin applying the thinset in one section at a time. He will spread one coat using the flat side of the trowel and then immediately come back with a second coat, using the notched side of the trowel.

1. STEP 5 : Laying the Tiles

● The tiles are then placed one at a time in the thinset by twisting and pressing while allowing appropriate spacing for the grout. A straight edge or spacers may be used to align the tile.

1. STEP 6 : Grouting

● The installer will generally begin grouting the following day. It is important to allow the thinset enough time to set up before applying the grout. The grout is applied over one small section at a time and is spread by means of a rubber float or a squeegee. Pulling the grout firmly over the surface will both push the grout into the joints and clean off most of the excess grout. Then the tile is rinsed using a damp sponge. Very little water is applied. After approximately ten minutes the surface of the tile is cleaned again with a damp sponge (even drier this time), or on some shiny tiles, just buff with a dry towel.

● Use the grouting float diagonally across the tiles at an angle to prevent dragging grout from joint Clean float in clear water. Change water in pails often to keep clean.

● Go back over the grout holding float at a 90 degree angle. Use a damp (not wet) sponge to clean the grout off the tile surface. Clean the sponge and keep repeating until the section is clean.

● Buff film off tile with a soft towel after grout dries to the touch. Keep people off newly grouted floors for about 12-24 hours.

INSTALLATION MATERIALS:

⮚ Notched Trowels - for setting materials

⮚ Grout Float - for between tiles

⮚ Wet Saw - for cutting tile

⮚ Nippers - for fitting edges of tile

⮚ Straight Edges - for gauging flat floor

⮚ Sponge - for grout finishing

⮚ Spacers - for joint spacing

⮚ Tile Cutter - for cutting tile

⮚ Drill and Mixing Paddle

⮚ Chalk Line

⮚ Hammer and Nails or Screws

⮚ Buckets - for water, mixing and grouting

⮚ Tape Measure