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Simply VINNAPAS®: General Benefits for Tile Adhesives

Why add VINNAPAS® to a tile adhesive? Our short video clips explain two crucial benefits of polymer modification: improved adhesion and flexibility. Take a look!

VINNAPAS® vinyl acetate-ethylene (VAE) dispersible polymer powders improve the adhesion of tile adhesives. Especially with modern porcelain tiles and substrates such as dry walls or heated flooring, VINNAPAS® helps prevent tiles from lifting.

Adhesion alone does not ensure durability. The tile adhesive must also be flexible to withstand mechanical impact or movements caused by temperature changes. VINNAPAS® dispersible polymer powders introduce flexibility to the hardened mortar making sure that the tiles resist the challenges of everyday life.

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