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Sep 18, 2024
Infographic Instructions Updates
Read more →We've recently reviewed and made some updates to our labels and infographic instruction diagrams to make them easier to understand. As of today, we've got some links to PDFs of the infographic diagrams at the bottom of the home page of our website. We will update these shortly with images, just as soon as they come back from our graphic designer.
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Dec 14, 2023
Christmas Trading Hours
Read more →What a busy year! December always catches us out, it's halfway gone already! Please ensure you get your last orders in to us in the next day or two to ensure delivery before Christmas. Our last day will be the 21st December 2023. We will return from the 15th January 2024. Enjoy the Christmas holiday break!
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Aug 03, 2023
Efflock now manufactured using renewable energy
Read more →We're pleased to announce that Efflock and Effseal is now manufactured using renewable energy. Greenwashing is rife in all sorts of marketing nowadays, so we're not here to claim that our product doesn't have impacts, but from the outset in 2012, our business model has set out to tread as lightly as possible. In July 2023, we've just seen the earth's hottest month in at least 125,000 years, so global heating and reducing waste needs to be everyone's business. Good vs Bad: -Our product is used in cement which is by itself responsible for 8% of global emissions. But when...
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Dec 14, 2021
Latest digital issue of Tile Today magazine
Read more →Check it the December 2021 issue here: https://issuu.com/elitepublishingcoptyltd/docs/tile_today_issue_111
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Nov 16, 2020
Moisture curing tiling is important - especially in hot weather!
Read more →The hot weather is thankfully little bit late this year, but the hot weather in Sydney yesterday is a timely reminder to provide shade and moisture curing to your tiling. We know that the optimal temperature for curing concrete is about 22 degrees. If shade is not provided, the surface temperature of a screed or tile can quickly exceed 50 degrees. Mortar needs to cure, not to bake. Tilers don't need to bake either! The other obvious risk of not providing shade, is the loss of hydration. If we lose the construction moisture, the chemical reaction stops and we can expect...
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Mar 25, 2019
Make your next building project a BMW.
Read more →Efflock has been chosen for the tiling in the major refurbishment of BMW Australia's flagship dealership in Rushcutters Bay, Sydney. Tiling contractor ABC Boral Group have made a conscious decision to include Efflock in all their tiling projects going forward. Read more about the project here.
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Oct 19, 2018
Trade Breakfast - Nowra 26th October
Read more →Join us for a trade breakfast at Tige's Tiles, Friday 26th October from 7am - 9am. Reps from Novatex and Amark will also be on hand to answer your technical questions. Tige's Tiles are located at 7/218 Princes Hwy, South Nowra, NSW.
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Jun 20, 2018
Are you near Mona Vale?
Read more →Johnson Bros Mitre 10 are holding their 2018 Trade Day on 21st June, from 12pm - 5:30pm. They are located at 73 Bassett St. Mona Vale (Sydney). Ben from Efflock will be there, so come along and say hello, and have your technical questions answered.
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Jul 13, 2017
Palazzo Versace using Efflock in renovations
Read more →Efflock has been specified for use in renovations at Palazzo Versace Australia, on the Gold Coast. The existing marble-clad balconies are being over-tiled with new porcelain tiles. The existing marble is being locked off with new waterproofing and Efflock has been specified for use in the new tile adhesive and grout.
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May 11, 2017
Tempo Apartments - 4 years on.
Read more →In recent meetings with Multiplex, we had the opportunity to tour a large project that used Efflock in approximately 4000m2 of tiling completed around 4 years ago. Joe Metlage of Casumo Constructions is the builder and still has his office located in the said building at 8 Bourke Street Mascot, in Sydney. It was pleasing to see that Efflock has performed extremely well, keeping efflorescence under control in the expansive common areas. The tile screeds are up to 200mm thick and the granite and bluestone paving and G684 basalt cobblestones are in excellent condition, free from efflorescence deposits and picture framing. Natural...