Name: Mapei Fibre-Reinforced Levelling Mortar, 25Kg, Used for Thick, Breathable Internal and External Floor Smoothing
Brand: Fepy
SKU: 40548-BAG
Price: 71.76 AED
Availability: InStock

Question 1

What is Mapei Planex HR Maxi 25Kg and what is it used for?

Accepted Answer

Mapei Planex HR Maxi 25Kg is a white, low-dust cementitious tile adhesive designed for wall and floor tiling on interior and exterior surfaces. It provides flexible, strong adhesion for a range of tiles (including porcelain and ceramic) and is easy to mix and apply with a traditional trowel.

Question 2

What features make Planex HR Maxi 25Kg different from typical tile adhesives?

Accepted Answer

It uses flexible resin technology for high adhesion, is a low-dust powder that doesn’t require pre-mixing, and cures quickly to speed up tiling projects. It also adheres well to textured surfaces and a variety of substrates.

Question 3

Which substrates and tile types can Planex HR Maxi bond to?

Accepted Answer

It bonds to most substrates, including concrete, gypsum, insulation boards, and expanded polystyrene, and is suitable for interior and exterior tiling with porcelain, ceramic, mosaic, and non-porous tiles.

Question 4

Can Planex HR Maxi be used for both indoor and outdoor tiling, including porcelain?

Accepted Answer

Yes. It is formulated for interior and exterior applications and provides reliable adhesion for porcelain tiles and other common tile types on a range of surfaces.

Question 5

How do I mix and apply Planex HR Maxi 25Kg?

Accepted Answer

Pour clean water into a clean mixing container, gradually add Planex HR Maxi powder while mixing with a drill mixer or trowel until you achieve a smooth, lump-free paste. Use a traditional notched trowel to apply the adhesive to the substrate, then back-butter larger tiles if needed and place tiles as required.

Question 6

Is Planex HR Maxi suitable for textured surfaces and non-porous tiles?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Its flexible resin technology helps it grip heavily textured surfaces and works with non-porous tiles like porcelain and some stone varieties.

Question 7

What safety and environmental attributes does Planex HR Maxi have?

Accepted Answer

Planex HR Maxi is ECCOemme-labelled, indicating environmental safety. It is a low-dust powder that cleans up with soap and water and is designed to be safer to handle.

Question 8

Are there any tips for vertical applications or using Planex HR Maxi on walls?

Accepted Answer

Planex HR Maxi offers good adhesion strength and workability suitable for wall tiling; ensure the substrate is sound and primed if required, apply with an appropriate trowel size, and press tiles firmly to consolidate contact on vertical surfaces.

Question 9

What are common issues to watch for and how can I troubleshoot?

Accepted Answer

Common issues include insufficient adhesive coverage, improper substrate preparation, or movement before the adhesive cures. Ensure clean, dry substrates, correct mixing, and proper tile placement and alignment to avoid lippage and bond failures.

Question 10

What are some good alternative tile adhesives on Fepy for comparison?

Accepted Answer

If you’re considering alternatives, you can compare with Mapei Ultralite S1 on Fepy here: https://fepy.com/product/mapei-ultralite-s1-20kg and Mapei Adesilex P9 here: https://fepy.com/product/mapei-adesilex-p9-20kg. These options are also suitable for wall and floor tiling and provide different open times and cure characteristics.

Question 11

What should I consider when deciding between Planex HR Maxi and its alternatives on Fepy?

Accepted Answer

Consider factors like substrate compatibility, tile type (porcelain vs ceramic), indoor vs outdoor use, ease of mixing, open time, and total project speed. Planex HR Maxi offers low-dust, easy prep and fast curing, while alternatives may vary in weight, cost, and working properties.

Mapei Fibre-Reinforced Levelling Mortar, 25Kg, Used for Thick, Breathable Internal and External Floor Smoothing

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