Yes! Many of our customers use Adin with underfloor heating on continuosly without any problems.

If parts of the grout are missing around the problem area, you should vacuum any debris up and continue to drill and fill so that the adhesive seeps into the grout lines and helps bind failing/missing grout again. Then re-grout the entire area.If the grout is completely gone, or if it’s a newly laid floor, we recommend first trying to inject the adhesive before grouting so it doesn’t block the cavities, and then afterwards proceed with grouting. The grout will adhere to any adhesive that may be visible in the grout lines, so you don’t need to scrape dried Adin out of the lines. Make sure to clean the tiles with a damp sponge. If any dried residue remains, scrub it off with a white scouring sponge or use our Adin Residue Remover.

Adin works well on problem areas of all sizes, from a single tile to the entire floor! It also works on all types of tiles, marble, and loose wooden floors!

No! Adin is not intended for use in locations that are permanently exposed to water or excessive moisture.

Absolutely! Adin also works well on creaky wooden floors and laminate!

Adin should last at least 2 years unopened, and must not be frozen before use.

Yes, absolutely. We ship to all countries in Europe. The standard shipping price is xxxxxx per box. With the exception of Norway and Switzerland.