As tiles get larger and installations get trickier, all setting materials manufacturers have developed a category of ‘high performance’ mortars. If you’re setting tile in a freeze/thaw environment, on above-grade areas with deflection, in submerged applications, or with really large tiles, chances are good that you’re being directed to one of these higher performing mortars. What are they really, and how do you know the difference between them? —more—
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