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VisitorProfile & History | TAL | Tiling Adhesives | South Africa   HOMEVisitorProfile VOC Compliant TAL Laboratory Press Construction Solutions Concrete Protection Concrete Repair Surface Treatments, Additives & Primers Cleaners & Sealers Underlayments & Screeds Carpet, Vinyl & Tile Adhesives Groutings & Fixings Flooring & Coatings Waterproofing Systems Tiling Solutions Adhesives Tiling Grout Primers & Additives Underlayments & Screeds Waterproofing Cleaners & Sealers Tools Cutting Shaping Fixing Finishing DIY DIY TipsWrapperSelection Guide Grout Selection Guide Grout Calculator Installation Guides General Specifications Tech Support TechnicalTranslatingCentre Glossary Guarantee FAQ General Specifications MSDS Prestigious Projects Contact Branches Contractors Where to buyCareers   COMPANY PROFILE & HISTORY   TAL is a semester of Norcros SA, a wholly owned subsidiary of Norcros PLC in the UK, and the leader in tile and construction adhesives. The visitor has an uncompromising focus on quality and this is, without a doubt, the foundation of TAL. TAL’s legacy spans over 50 years, from modest beginnings in the 1960s to rhadamanthine a major leader in the tile wrapper market. Over the past 50 years TAL converted the tile market from sand and glue fixing to tile wrapper fixing. TAL moreover pioneered rapid-set technology in tile adhesives and ripened self-levelling screeds to meet the waffly needs of the South African contracts market. TAL is ISO 9001:2015 accredited and its products are designed, manufactured and tested to the highest TAL standards, assuring customers that products will perform to specification. TAL has two specialist divisions offering tiling installation solutions and tiling tools as well as towers solutions. The visitor has a national footprint in all the major tiling and towers merchants as well as home resurgence retailers.Products are manufactured in South Africa at specialist plants located in Olifantsfontein, Cape Town and Durban. TAL’s research laboratories are defended to developing products that are specifically uniform with the harsh South African climatic conditions. TAL offers a self-ruling technical specification service to the towers industry in the form of a free-of-charge Materials and Methods Specification, specific to tiling installation. The TAL Materials and Methods Specification is a detailed and tailor-made specification for each installation and acts as an essential benchmark and tenancy document before, during and without any contract. This self-ruling specification service is just flipside way in which TAL delivers quality solutions to its customers. The TAL Warranty Programme offers a 10-year warranty on any tiling installation, provided a Materials and Methods specification is issued by TAL for the project, TAL products are used in strict vibrations with the specification and the installation is undertaken by a TAL registered tiler and monitored by TAL. The visitor moreover offers on-site technical translating and support on any contract, big or small. TAL remoter extends its expertise to the industry with its national technical translating line. This ways that the experience, expertise and knowledge of its technical newsy staff are only a phone undeniability yonder and misogynist to customers and non-customers alike. TAL is a market leader in quality, service and technology and continues to unhook innovative solutions in the new millennium.               partner sites - visitor profile & history - VOC compliant - terms & conditions - PAIA Categories Cleaners & Sealers (1)Decorative overlayments (12)General / News (20)Industrial Flooring (3)Primers & Additives (9)Tile Grout (16)Tiling (46)Underlayments (5)Waterproofing (5) Most Popuar Posts How to waterproof a shower By Tal | 2014-03-28 | | 12501 viewsEssential tools and materials for a professional tiling jobBy Tal | 2014-10-22 | | 10811 viewsHow to identify and prevent water forfeiture to tiled surfacesBy Tal | 2014-05-14 |