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Category 22 · Behind every surface

Tile Adhesives, Grouts & MortarsImported & distributed

C2TE S1/S2 adhesives, epoxy and cement grouts, screeds, repair mortars and primers — the layer nobody sees and everybody blames.

Cement-based tile adhesives from C1 to C2TE S2, epoxy adhesives and grouts, cement and flexible grouts in a full colour range, plus levelling screeds, repair mortars, primers and silicones. Specified against the tile format, the substrate and the exposure — the difference between a floor that lasts twenty years and one that drums hollow in two.

Importer & distributorLead time 2–5 days
Tiler combing grey tile adhesive with a notched trowel beside stacked large-format porcelain tiles
Tile Adhesives, Grouts & MortarsCategory 22 · Behind every surface
Delivered in
0–10 days, palletised to site
You get
Adhesive, grout, leveller, primer and profiles matched to tile and substrate
Backed by
C0TE S1/S2 to EN 12004, CG2 WA and RG grouts to EN 13888
We handle
Coverage calculated per m² so you neither over-order nor run short
Bathrooms and wet roomsLarge-format porcelain floorsTerraces, pools and facadesMarble and natural stoneCommercial and hotel floorsBathrooms and wet roomsLarge-format porcelain floorsTerraces, pools and facadesMarble and natural stoneCommercial and hotel floorsBathrooms and wet roomsLarge-format porcelain floorsTerraces, pools and facadesMarble and natural stoneCommercial and hotel floors
00 / The brief

What's behind the tile decides how long the tile lasts.

Tiles have got bigger and thinner, and what holds them down has had to change with them. A large slab on a heated floor is a different job from a small tile on a plastered wall, and using one adhesive for the whole project is how hollow tiles and cracked joints happen.

Tiler combing grey tile adhesive with a notched trowel beside stacked large-format porcelain tiles
2–5 days

Nobody photographs the adhesive. Everybody remembers the floor that drummed hollow after two winters.

We quote the whole package: primer for the surface, the right adhesive for each area, grout in the colour you've chosen, and everything needed at wet-area junctions — with quantities worked out so the order is right first time.

1
Order covers adhesive, grout and primer
2–5 days
Delivery, usually with the tile
1–20 mm
Any joint width, matched to the tile
0
Callbacks when the substrate is checked first
01 / Why through us

We import the tile adhesives, grouts & mortars. The agent runs the project.

The adhesive, the grout and the primer are specified against your actual tile and site, and delivered on the same order as the tile.

01 / 04

Adhesive matched to the tile class

Large-format porcelain, marble and outdoor terraces each need a different class. We specify C2TE S1 or S2 where it matters, not everywhere.

Class specified per tile format and exposure

02 / 04

Quantity calculated, not guessed

Consumption per m² from trowel size and tile format, so 300 m² of tile doesn't arrive with 40% too little adhesive.

Consumption per m² in every quote

03 / 04

Grout colour resolved on paper

Full colour range with samples, so the joint is a design decision instead of whatever the merchant had in stock.

Colour range sampled before order

04 / 04

One delivery with the tile

Tile, adhesive, grout, waterproofing and trims on the same truck under one PO — the whole package, one invoice.

Delivered with the tile order

02 / The range

What we carry in tile adhesives, grouts & mortars

05The rangeLead time 2–5 days
01

Cement Tile Adhesives

C1, C2TE, C2TE S1 and S2 flexible classes, grey and white, 25 kg

Indicative supply range
€4–€16 /m²
2–5 days
02

Epoxy Adhesives & Grouts

RG-class epoxy for pools, food areas and chemically loaded floors

Indicative supply range
€4–€16 /m²
2–5 days
03

Cement & Flexible Grouts

CG2 WA grouts, 1–20 mm joints, full colour range, anti-mould

Indicative supply range
€4–€16 /m²
2–5 days
04

Screeds & Levellers

Self-levelling compounds 1–15 mm, fast-set screeds, microcement bases

Indicative supply range
€4–€16 /m²
2–5 days
05

Primers, Mortars & Sealants

Absorbent and non-absorbent primers, repair mortars, neutral silicones

Indicative supply range
€4–€16 /m²
2–5 days
03 / Where it goes

The same material, specified differently per space.

Bathrooms and wet roomsLarge-format porcelain floorsTerraces, pools and facadesMarble and natural stoneCommercial and hotel floors
Contemporary bathroom with large-format tiles and fine joints

Bathrooms & wet rooms

01

Waterproof first, tile second.

Sealing goes in before the adhesive, and the grout — standard or epoxy — is chosen to suit how the room will actually be cleaned, not what's fashionable.

  • Full sealing at every junction
  • Adhesive matched to a waterproofed surface
  • Anti-mould grout and hygienic silicone
Retail interior with large-format porcelain floor tiles

Large-format floors

02

Full coverage, no hollow spots.

Large tiles need full-contact bedding and enough working time to handle a Greek summer. That's exactly what our specified adhesives are built for.

  • Full-contact bedding as standard
  • Extra working time for hot conditions
  • Flexible bond for heated floors
Outdoor terrace with tiled surface and open view

Terraces & facades

03

Built to handle outdoor temperature swings.

Outdoor tiling lives through big daily temperature changes. The right flexible adhesive, correctly placed movement joints and sealing underneath are the difference between a terrace that lasts and one you repair every year.

  • Flexible adhesive for outdoor exposure
  • Movement joints included in the plan
  • Sealing built into the build-up
Contemporary kitchen with large-format porcelain floor and splashback tiles

Kitchens & living spaces

04

Slabs that need proper support, not just glue.

A porcelain slab worktop or splashback needs a rigid, full-contact adhesive bed so it doesn't flex and crack at the sink cut-out. Floor tiles get the same full-coverage approach, so nothing drums hollow under a dropped pan.

  • Rigid bedding under worktops and splashbacks
  • Full-coverage floor tiling, no hollow spots
  • Grout chosen to resist kitchen staining
Category 22 · Behind every surface
C2TE S1/S2 adhesives, epoxy and cement grouts, screeds, repair mortars and primers — the layer nobody sees and everybody blames.C2TE S1/S2 adhesives, epoxy and cement grouts, screeds, repair mortars and primers — the layer nobody sees and everybody blames.
04 / How to specify it

The decisions that decide the result.

01 / 05

We start with the surface, not the tile

Every substrate — absorbent, heated, old tile — needs its own primer and sometimes its own adhesive.

02 / 05

The right class beats the expensive brand

The correct adhesive class solves most problems. Paying extra for a premium name on a standard job wastes money.

03 / 05

We calculate the quantity for you

Tile size and application method decide how much adhesive you need — we do that arithmetic against your tile order.

04 / 05

Grout is a design decision

Joint width and colour change how a floor reads more than most people expect. We sample it before the tiler arrives.

05 / 05

Plan the junctions before the tiles are cut

Thresholds, expansion joints and the meeting point between two different tile types are exactly where a job looks unfinished if nobody planned them. We work these out against the layout drawing so the tiler has a clear answer for every edge, not an improvised one.

Common mistakes

Spot-fixing large tiles

A few dabs of adhesive under a big tile guarantees hollow spots and cracked corners.

Grey adhesive under marble

It migrates into translucent stone and stains it permanently — we always use white.

Tiling onto fresh screed too soon

New screeds need drying time and a primer — skip it and it shows up later.

Terms, plainly
Flexible adhesive
An adhesive that can move with the substrate — essential outdoors and on heated floors.
Back-buttering
Applying adhesive to the tile as well as the floor, for full contact under large tiles.
Epoxy grout
A tougher, stain-resistant grout for kitchens, wet rooms and commercial use.
05 / Catalog Materials Snapshot

A snapshot of the tile adhesives, grouts & mortars we move most.

Representative selections from the catalog — indicative of what we quote, stock-source and deliver week to week. Ask for the full schedule with formats, finishes and current lead times.

Cement Tile Adhesives — Tiler combing grey tile adhesive with a notched trowel beside stacked large-format porcelain tiles
01

Cement Tile Adhesives

C1, C2TE, C2TE S1 and S2 flexible classes, grey and white, 25 kg

Indicative supply range
€4–€16 /m²
Epoxy Adhesives & Grouts — Tiler combing grey tile adhesive with a notched trowel beside stacked large-format porcelain tiles
02

Epoxy Adhesives & Grouts

RG-class epoxy for pools, food areas and chemically loaded floors

Indicative supply range
€4–€16 /m²
Cement & Flexible Grouts — Tiler combing grey tile adhesive with a notched trowel beside stacked large-format porcelain tiles
03

Cement & Flexible Grouts

CG2 WA grouts, 1–20 mm joints, full colour range, anti-mould

Indicative supply range
€4–€16 /m²
Screeds & Levellers — Tiler combing grey tile adhesive with a notched trowel beside stacked large-format porcelain tiles
04

Screeds & Levellers

Self-levelling compounds 1–15 mm, fast-set screeds, microcement bases

Indicative supply range
€4–€16 /m²
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06 / The long read

Buying tile Adhesives, Grouts & Mortars in Greece
without the usual surprises.

The adhesive, the grout and the primer are specified against your actual tile and site, and delivered on the same order as the tile. This is the part most suppliers leave out: what we import, how tile Adhesives, Grouts & Mortars should be specified before anyone prices it, where projects lose money, and what our 2–5 days lead time actually covers.

01

What we import, and what lands on site

Cement-based tile adhesives from C1 to C2TE S2, epoxy adhesives and grouts, cement and flexible grouts in a full colour range, plus levelling screeds, repair mortars, primers and silicones. Specified against the tile format, the substrate and the exposure — the difference between a floor that lasts twenty years and one that drums hollow in two.

Because we buy tile Adhesives, Grouts & Mortars directly from the factories, the range you see is the range we can programme — not a catalogue we hope to source later. In practice that means cement Tile Adhesives, epoxy Adhesives & Grouts and cement & Flexible Grouts, each with its own price band and availability, so a specification can be tuned to a budget instead of abandoned.

Adhesive matched to the tile class: large-format porcelain, marble and outdoor terraces each need a different class. We specify C2TE S1 or S2 where it matters, not everywhere.

Nobody photographs the adhesive. Everybody remembers the floor that drummed hollow after two winters.

Adhesive matched to the tile class

Large-format porcelain, marble and outdoor terraces each need a different class. We specify C2TE S1 or S2 where it matters, not everywhere.

Quantity calculated, not guessed

Consumption per m² from trowel size and tile format, so 300 m² of tile doesn't arrive with 40% too little adhesive.

Grout colour resolved on paper

Full colour range with samples, so the joint is a design decision instead of whatever the merchant had in stock.

One delivery with the tile

Tile, adhesive, grout, waterproofing and trims on the same truck under one PO — the whole package, one invoice.

02

How tile Adhesives, Grouts & Mortars should be specified before it is priced

Specifying tile Adhesives, Grouts & Mortars well comes down to a short list of decisions taken in the right order — we start with the surface, not the tile, the right class beats the expensive brand, we calculate the quantity for you and grout is a design decision. Taken on paper, these cost nothing. Taken on site, each one is a change order.

We write the specification with you before anything is quoted, so the number you get is for the material that will actually be installed. That means confirmed dimensions and finishes, the right performance class for the space, and quantities that include the waste factor rather than discovering it mid-installation.

The same reference behaves differently depending on where it goes — bathrooms and wet rooms, large-format porcelain floors, terraces, pools and facades and marble and natural stone each carry their own requirements, and we specify against the space rather than against a mood image.

Flexible adhesive

An adhesive that can move with the substrate — essential outdoors and on heated floors.

Back-buttering

Applying adhesive to the tile as well as the floor, for full contact under large tiles.

Epoxy grout

A tougher, stain-resistant grout for kitchens, wet rooms and commercial use.

Deformability class (S1/S2)

How much an adhesive can flex without cracking — S2 is for heated floors and large formats under load.

03

Where tile Adhesives, Grouts & Mortars projects lose time and money

Almost every delay we are called in to rescue traces back to the same handful of causes: spot-fixing large tiles, grey adhesive under marble, tiling onto fresh screed too soon and no movement joints. None of them are exotic, and all of them are avoidable at specification stage.

Spot-fixing large tiles is the most expensive one, because a few dabs of adhesive under a big tile guarantees hollow spots and cracked corners.

We have supplied tile Adhesives, Grouts & Mortars into bathrooms & wet rooms, large-format floors and terraces & facades, and the pattern is consistent: the projects that run smoothly are the ones where the material was locked before the trades were booked.

Grey adhesive under marble — checked once on paper, never again on site.

Spot-fixing large tiles

A few dabs of adhesive under a big tile guarantees hollow spots and cracked corners.

Grey adhesive under marble

It migrates into translucent stone and stains it permanently — we always use white.

Tiling onto fresh screed too soon

New screeds need drying time and a primer — skip it and it shows up later.

No movement joints

Every large area and every edge needs one, or the tiles make their own crack.

04

Lead times, pricing and what we handle

Standard lead time on tile Adhesives, Grouts & Mortars is 2–5 days from confirmed specification, and that window covers the whole chain — factory programming, consolidation, transport, customs where applicable and delivery to site or to your warehouse. We quote the landed number, not an ex-works price that grows later.

Pricing is per project rather than per line. Because we import directly and consolidate tile Adhesives, Grouts & Mortars with the rest of the materials for the same room, you get one quote, one delivery window and one point of contact — and the savings show up on the total, not just on a headline reference.

If you already have drawings, send them and we will come back with a specification and a landed price. If you do not, we will build the specification with you first. Either way, nothing is ordered until the quantities, finishes and dates are agreed in writing.

07 / Questions

Frequently asked

Which tile adhesive is best for large-format porcelain?+

A C2TE S1 flexible adhesive, applied with back-buttering and a suitable notched trowel to reach near-full coverage. On heated floors, terraces or over existing tiles, step up to S2. On marble use a white rapid-set adhesive to avoid staining and edge curl.

What's the difference between tile adhesive and cement mortar?+

Adhesive is a polymer-modified thin-bed system engineered for adhesion and deformation; sand-cement mortar is a thick bed with no polymer chemistry. Modern rectified tiles and porcelain need the adhesive — the traditional mortar bed is why old bathrooms drum hollow.

White or grey adhesive?+

White for marble, translucent stone, glass mosaic and light grouts, where a grey binder shows through or stains the edges. Grey everywhere else — it costs less and performs the same.

How much adhesive will I need per square metre?+

Typically 3.5–5 kg/m² for standard floor tiles with a 8–10 mm trowel, and 5–6 kg/m² for large-format with back-buttering. We calculate the exact quantity from your tile schedule.

Cement grout or epoxy grout?+

Cement CG2 WA grout is right for the vast majority of bathrooms and floors. Epoxy RG grout goes into pools, food-preparation areas, industrial kitchens and anywhere the joint must resist chemicals and never absorb.