North American Adhesives
North American Adhesives Magna Flex SG White Tile Mortar – 44 lb$14.99/ unit
Size: 44 Lbs
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Installation Materials
Build a compatible installation plan with preparation, bonding and finishing materials suited to your project. Match each product to the substrate, tile or flooring and installation method. Check coverage, curing instructions and manufacturer requirements before estimating quantities.
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North American Adhesives
North American Adhesives Magna Flex SG Gray Tile Mortar – 44 lb$11.99/ unit
Size: 44 Lbs
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Collection guide
Installation Materials: selection and buying guide
Build a compatible installation plan with preparation, bonding and finishing materials suited to your project. Match each product to the substrate, tile or flooring and installation method. Check coverage, curing instructions and manufacturer requirements before estimating quantities. Browse the current selection at American Home Liquidation in Marietta and Norcross, serving home improvement projects across metro Atlanta.
Choose your store
Use the header selector for Marietta or Norcross. Check the exact product’s store quantity before you travel.
Check the selling unit
Compare the item, box or piece price and what is included. For flooring, also check coverage per box.
Plan in-store pickup
Confirm condition, quantity and pickup with the team. Purchases are completed in store; arrange your own transport.
How to shop Installation Materials
Installation Materials gathers related installation options in one place. Use the collection to compare current styles and prices, then open the individual product listing for dimensions, construction, condition, included parts and installation requirements.
Surface preparation and floor underlayment
Concrete, plywood and existing surfaces must meet the requirements of the finished flooring. Preparation products can include primers, patching compounds, levelers, backer boards, membranes and moisture-control materials. Wood and vinyl floors may use underlayment for approved applications. Flatness, strength, cleanliness and moisture conditions remain central to the system.
Tile mortar, flooring adhesive and grout
Mortar bonds compatible tile to a prepared surface, while flooring adhesives serve specific vinyl or wood products and substrates. Grout fills tile joints and contributes color, texture and maintenance characteristics. Product type, tile format, application location, trowel size, working time and coverage all influence which material and quantity a project requires.
Flooring trim, transitions and finished edges
Transitions create a finished connection between flooring types or changes in height. Reducers, thresholds, stair parts, base pieces and edge profiles solve different project details. Matching thickness, color and installation method early helps the finished floor or tile surface end cleanly at doorways, stairs, walls and exposed edges.
Frequently asked questions
What should I compare when shopping Installation Materials?
Compare the exact dimensions, materials or construction, intended use, condition, included parts and installation requirements. Confirm the current item and quantity with your preferred AHL store.
Which mortar should I use for tile?
The answer depends on the tile, substrate, location and format. Follow the tile and mortar manufacturer requirements for the exact installation.
Do I need underlayment beneath vinyl or wood?
Only when the flooring instructions call for or permit it. Attached pads and specific subfloors can change the requirement.
How much grout or adhesive should I buy?
Use the product coverage chart with the tile size, joint width, trowel and substrate condition. Include a practical allowance for the project.
Can tile be installed directly in a shower?
A shower needs a complete compatible preparation and waterproofing system. Tile and grout alone do not provide that system.
Build an installation system from the substrate up
Choose installation materials in the order the project will be built: substrate preparation, any required barrier or underlayment, the bonding method and the finished joints or edges. The surface beneath the floor affects which products are appropriate. Start with the flooring or tile manufacturer's requirements and identify compatible materials for each layer.
Use the specific product's coverage, application thickness and working time to estimate quantity and sequence the job. Combining products from different systems needs a compatibility check, especially in wet areas. Include transitions and trim in the material plan so the final floor heights and perimeter details work together.