TILE ADHESIVE SILVER PLUS

shashwatwallcare Silver Plus Tile Adhesive is a polymer-based adhesive made with Korean polymers and 53-grade OPC cement. Designed for fixing ceramic tiles on dry interior and exterior floors and interior walls up to 10 ft, it oers enhanced bonding, workability, and maximum coverage, ideal for tile-on-tile solutions.

Key Features & Benefits

No Need
To Add Cement

Superior
Bonding

Made with 53
Grade OPC Cement

Quick
Drying

Why Choose TILE ADHESIVE SILVER PLUS

  • Superior finishing quality
  • Enhances overall interior aesthetics
  • Provides an ultra-smooth, premium finish ideal for modern interiors
  • Fast-setting formulation ensures quicker project completion
  • Superior bonding strength for long-lasting, durable walls
  • Excellent workability for easy application and uniform coverage
  • Lightweight material helps reduce structural load on buildings
  • Fire-resistant properties enhance overall building safety
Wall Coat gypsum plaster
Parameter Specification
Water Demand 35–40%
Whiteness 90–92%
Compressive Strength (N/mm²) (28 Days) 6–8
Tensile Adhesion Strength (N/mm²) (14 Days) 1.5–2
Water Absorption (ml/hr) 0.6
Coating Thickness 1–1.5 mm
Pot Life 2–3 Hours
Coverage: 1 KG covers 19–20 sq. ft. for 2 coats.

Packaging: 20 KG / 40 KG

Shelf Life: 12 Months from the date of manufacturing when stored in dry conditions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can Wall-Coat be applied directly?

Yes, on well-prepared even surfaces.

Yes — its extra white, smooth texture reduces paint usage.

Wall-Coat Gypsum Plaster acts as a barrier to make the wall painting process easier, quicker, and less tiring by improving the surface with a smooth and strong layer.

No way! Wall-Coat Gypsum Plaster and white cement are quite distinct in their material, composition, properties, and application areas.

Continuous moisture exposure or damp conditions caused by leaking water should be avoided areas unless proper waterproofing is done.

Vermiculite plasters are less heavy, provide greater insulation, and take less time to dry than traditional cement plasters, and they also contribute less to the total weight of the structure.

No, it is not the Wall-Coat Gypsum Plaster that is responsible for the waterproofing. If you want to avoid getting the walls wet in any way, a proper waterproofing system is required.

The biggest con of vermiculite is that it is quite moisture-sensitive, so it cannot withstand long periods of high humidity and needs to be protected from water entering the structure.

The minimum thickness at which plaster is applied generally varies from 6 to 8 mm, depending on how the surface is prepared.

Vermiculite plasters, characterized by their lightweight, good insulation, and environmentally friendly properties, require the application in protected dry places. Indoor comfort is enhanced, but they should be used in dry and protected areas.

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