Strong adhesive to fix plastic fan casing to porcelain tiles - Tile Advice

[steveshaw]

Our fan extractor has previously been attached to porcelain tiles in bathroom using adhesive but came away this morning. I did not put this up.

Whatever adhesive was used it stuck well to tiles but not the plastic and has come away from the casing. Can anyone recommend a good strong adhesive that will fix the plastic casing to the porcelain tiles? BTW I'm not a tiler or anything, just a homeowner.

Any help would be much appreciated.

 

[Steve Griffiths]

CT1 as an adhesive, but why not drill and fix the housing?

 

[Lewi]

CT1

 

[Steve doc]

Stixall is great , toolstation sell it and it's a tube that fits in your silicone gun.

 

[Dan]

This is an American user.

Can you show us a picture of your problem by any chance?

 

[Dave]

Our fan extractor has previously been attached to porcelain tiles in bathroom using adhesive but came away this morning. I did not put this up.

Whatever adhesive was used it stuck well to tiles but not the plastic and has come away from the casing. Can anyone recommend a good strong adhesive that will fix the plastic casing to the porcelain tiles? BTW I'm not a tiler or anything, just a homeowner.

Any help would be much appreciated.

liquid nails. Can be bought from your local walmart or amazon.com

 

[steveshaw]

Thanks all for comments, I went with CT1 in the end as two people suggested this. To date has worked an absolute treat. What a find, shame neither Screwfix or Toolstation sell it.

 

[Davethefish]

bit late now,
but this stuff is amazingly strong, and cheap.
idealseal-auto-marine-polyurethane sealant adhesive @ £3.95 a tube.
i use it mainly in and around my koi pond, it bonds virtually anything. and sets hard like rubber.
...just dont get it on your hands...

either this or idealseal ms290... for use in the wet/underwater £4.95 a tube