Walplast Launches HomeSure TileEx EX 344 W And EX 456 W

24 Feb 2026 CW Team

HomeSure TileEx EX 344 W is described as a highly polymerised, white cement-based adhesive engineered for superior adhesion on exterior wall applications and other demanding locations. It complies with EN 12004 T3 C2TES1 and IS 15477:2019 standards and offers water resistance, slip resistance, flexibility and extended open time to improve on-site workability and placement accuracy. The formulation uses high-end polymers and graded fillers to deliver strong bond performance, shock resistance and compatibility with ceramic, clay, basalt, vitrified, porcelain, glass mosaic and natural stone tiles on concrete and plaster substrates.

HomeSure TileEx EX 456 W is presented as a high performance, flexible adhesive for high-stress zones and heavy-duty applications including heavy foot traffic and vibration-prone areas. Certified under EN 12004 C2TES2 and IS 15477:2019 T4 classifications, the polymer-modified cementitious formulation provides enhanced deformability, superior shear and tensile strength and slip resistance. The product supports fixing of all tile types and sizes on both vertical and horizontal surfaces across internal and external locations and multiple substrates.

Both products are supplied in 20 kilogram (kg) packs and are formulated to offer controlled water demand, extended pot life and working time. Walplast said the launches strengthen the premium HomeSure TileEx portfolio within a broader range that includes wall putty, tile adhesives, construction chemicals, admixtures, gypsum based products, textures and paints. The company noted its network of more than 800 distributors, 6,000 dealers and 65,000 influencers across India and reiterated that the new adhesives respond to evolving tile formats and challenging application conditions. Walplast was founded in 2004, operates 25 manufacturing units and exports to over 23 countries.

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Walplast Products Pvt. Ltd. has launched two new white cementitious tile adhesives, HomeSure TileEx EX 344 W and HomeSure TileEx EX 456 W, aimed at demanding tile and stone installations across residential, commercial and infrastructure projects. The company positioned the additions as enhancements to its HomeSure range, emphasising high performance, standards compliance and suitability for tough site conditions including heavy loads, vibration and wet areas. The announcement was issued from Navi Mumbai on 23rd February 2026. HomeSure TileEx EX 344 W is described as a highly polymerised, white cement-based adhesive engineered for superior adhesion on exterior wall applications and other demanding locations. It complies with EN 12004 T3 C2TES1 and IS 15477:2019 standards and offers water resistance, slip resistance, flexibility and extended open time to improve on-site workability and placement accuracy. The formulation uses high-end polymers and graded fillers to deliver strong bond performance, shock resistance and compatibility with ceramic, clay, basalt, vitrified, porcelain, glass mosaic and natural stone tiles on concrete and plaster substrates. HomeSure TileEx EX 456 W is presented as a high performance, flexible adhesive for high-stress zones and heavy-duty applications including heavy foot traffic and vibration-prone areas. Certified under EN 12004 C2TES2 and IS 15477:2019 T4 classifications, the polymer-modified cementitious formulation provides enhanced deformability, superior shear and tensile strength and slip resistance. The product supports fixing of all tile types and sizes on both vertical and horizontal surfaces across internal and external locations and multiple substrates. Both products are supplied in 20 kilogram (kg) packs and are formulated to offer controlled water demand, extended pot life and working time. Walplast said the launches strengthen the premium HomeSure TileEx portfolio within a broader range that includes wall putty, tile adhesives, construction chemicals, admixtures, gypsum based products, textures and paints. The company noted its network of more than 800 distributors, 6,000 dealers and 65,000 influencers across India and reiterated that the new adhesives respond to evolving tile formats and challenging application conditions. Walplast was founded in 2004, operates 25 manufacturing units and exports to over 23 countries.

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