Description
How to Use:
- Proper planning is crucial to ensure a seamless and visually appealing outcome, whether you’re working on flooring, walls, or outdoor spaces.
- Choose tiles and interlocks that align with your project’s requirements.
- Before installation, ensure the surface is clean, level, and debris-free. Consider appropriate drainage systems for outdoor applications to prevent water pooling and damage.
- Measure and mark the tiles or interlocks that require cutting to fit the designated space. Use tile cutters, wet saws, or other appropriate tools for precise cuts. Properly fitted tiles and interlocks ensure a seamless appearance and professional finish.
- Apply an appropriate adhesive or mortar to the surface using a trowel. Ensure even coverage to secure the tiles or interlocks firmly in place. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for the recommended adhesive type and thickness.
- Carefully lay the tiles or interlocks onto the adhesive, starting from one corner or edge. Use spacers to maintain uniform gaps between tiles and achieve a professional look. Work methodically to avoid disturbing the adhesive as you progress.
- Once the tiles or interlocks are in place and the adhesive has cured, proceed to grout. Choose a suitable grout colour that complements the tiles or interlocks. Apply the grout using a rubber float, ensuring it fills the gaps completely. Wipe off excess grout with a damp sponge.
- Sealing (If Applicable) is recommended for certain tile materials, like natural stone or porous tiles, to protect them from stains and moisture. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for proper sealing.
- Regular maintenance is essential to keep your tiles and interlocks looking pristine. Sweep or vacuum regularly to remove dirt and debris. Use appropriate cleaning agents and avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the tiles.
- Use appropriate protective equipment (PPE), such as safety goggles and gloves, during installation. Ensure proper ventilation when using adhesives and grouts indoors.