How-to guide
Safety basics on site
Baseline site safety expectations when mixing powders, using epoxies, or applying PU systems.
Field notes from FIXONEX — use with your product TDS and site-specific specification. When in doubt, talk to our team before you lock the detail.
PPE and posture
Powders irritate eyes and lungs; epoxies and PU components irritate skin. Minimum baseline: gloves, eye protection, and footwear that belongs on a wet site — not office trainers borrowed for a photo.
Train helpers before the bucket spins: where wash water is, where the SDS pack lives, and who calls for medical help if someone reacts.
Ventilation and storage
Open bags and mix downwind of occupied spaces when you can. In basements and service shafts, mechanical airflow beats hope.
Stack bags off damp slabs; seal partials as the label dictates. Chemical kits belong closed, labelled, and away from sun and confusion.
Waste and housekeeping
Empty packs go to site waste rules — never into domestic bins if the SDS says otherwise. Mop spills before they become slip films; label buckets so “water” is never ambiguous.
Takeaways
- SDS and label win over habit.
- Ventilation is part of the install, not an afterthought.
- Neat sites make fewer emergency calls.
Product ranges
All products referenced in this guide
Explore specifications, pack sizes, and downloads for each range — then loop back here if you need installation context.
PU FIXO-999
Best for: Panel and board walls with movement
FIXONEX PU FIXO-999 — two-part PU adhesive for panels, metal, glass, and other difficult surfaces that cement-based adhesives can’t handle.
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Epoxy grout
Best for: Commercial kitchens, corridors, retail with heavy cleaning
FIXONEX epoxy grout — strong, stain-resistant joints for kitchens, shops, clinics, and pools. Easy to clean and stays looking good when installed right.
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Tile adhesives
Best for: Homes — bathrooms, kitchens, living areas with ceramic or vitrified tile
FIXONEX bonds tile and stone properly — from simple indoor floors to large tiles, outdoor walls, and wet areas. Pick the grade that matches the job, not guesswork.
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