How to apply
Mattonflex
Mattonflex can be applied simply and quickly to a variety of surfaces.
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2. Using a toothed trowel of 4-5 mm thickness, apply a generous layer of previously mixed outdoor tile adhesive to the area to be covered.

4. Go over the joints several times using the jointer found in the packaging, the netting should disappear in the underlying glue, in this way the excess glue will come out, creating a hollow between one brick and the other.

5. Cut the half bricks from the ends of the second sheet and apply next to the newly applied sheet. In this way, the joint between one sheet and another is almost invisible. Keep the half bricks you have cut aside, they can be used for other applications.

6. Apply mortar to the joints. Water repellent mortar for masonry with exposed concrete can be found in most DIY stores. Mix the mortar well until it reaches a dough like consistency and insert it in the grout bag which can be found in the packaging.

7. Apply the mortar to the joints immediately after mixing. We recommend applying whilst the glue is still wet.

2. Using a toothed trowel of 4-5 mm thickness, apply a generous layer of previously mixed outdoor tile adhesive to the area to be covered.

3. The second part of the pillar will be covered by the Mattonflex sheet cut to size matching the long brick to the short brick in order to create the shape of a real brick.

4. Passa con decisione più volte sulle fughe servendoti del ferretto presente nell’imballo affogando la rete alla colla sottostante, in questo modo fuoriuscirà la colla in eccesso che andrà a creare l’incavo tra un mattone e l’altro.

5. Go over the joints several times using the jointer found in the packaging, the netting should disappear in the underlying glue, in this way the excess glue will come out, creating a hollow between one brick and the other.

6. Apply the mortar to the joints immediately after mixing. We recommend applying whilst the glue is still wet.

7. Leave the mortar to dry a little; using the jointer apply light pressure to the joints in order to cover the net.
