Grab adhesive

[Eyespy999]

Hi,

Planning to help a mate with a bath install I will be bonding the edge of the bath onto tiles as it was an old wet room, can anyone recommend an adhesive that will keep the bath stuck for good?!

Any help appreciated, regards

 

[gmartine]

Almost any PU adhesive/sealant will do.

Polyurethane PU40 Sealant 300ml White - Toolstation

 

[Eyespy999]

Excellent thank you

 

[jonnyswamp]

CT 1 is also very good, I've used it when I couldn't drill some porcelain tiles to fit a shower enclosure, very impressed

 

[Eyespy999]

Thanks where can I pick up ct1 is it trade only?

 

[plumben]

I'd also vote for using CT1 comes in all colours and Is very sticky
I get it from my local merchants

 

[ShaunCorbs]

pink grip

 

[AlexGas]

Even on not very porous surfaces? I would of thought a product that creates suction like silicone would work better?

Some tiles come off a wall with no effort at all. You could use best grip/silicone you can get but will your tiles stay on the wall!?

 

[LaMont5way]

Use the right adhesives/method the tiles are more likely to stay on. Much the same with the bath adhesive/method.

 

[AWheating]

build a timber frame as normal to stop any movement and a anti mold sillicone would do the job.

 

[lame plumber]

a bath built on a frame will still be there long after the adhesive has failed

 

[davidcharley8]

pink grip

yes, a pink grip adhesive from Everbuild is also good for both external and internal use.

It is also suitable for both vertical and horizontal use.

 

[Dotty]

Thanks for that. A year later hopefully it's still stuck......