Schluter-DILEX screed joint profiles are designed to provide movement joints in tile installations that are set in a mortar bed (e.g., ceramic tile, natural stone, pavers, and agglomerate tile). These profile systems are placed to produce individual fields in the assembly and feature flexible central zones to accommodate movement. DILEX mortar bed joint profiles may also be inserted in saw-cut joints or wider joints; for example, in the case of renovations. The remaining joint between the tile and the profile must be filled completely with grout or epoxy. The side sections of the profiles, made of rigid PVC, protect the edges of the adjacent covering against mechanical stresses caused by industrial traffic. However, where heavy mechanical stresses are anticipated, limitations of the PVC as edge protection must be considered. Schluter-DILEX-MP adjusts to the thickness of the mortar bed and tile surface by attaching the DILEX-MPV extensions. The profile features a central movement zone made of soft chlorinated polyethylene (CPE), which overlaps the recycled rigid PVC side sections by approximately 1/32" (1 mm), thus providing a more aesthetically pleasing exposed surface when compared to DILEX-MOP. Maintenance : DILEX-MP requires no special maintenance or care and is resistant to mold and fungi. Clean profile using common household cleaning agents. Installation : 1. Select profile height according to the height of the assembly. For DILEX-MP, attach necessary snap-on extensions (-MPV). 2. Set the profile flush against the edge area of an already completed field. The profile must be completely embedded laterally. 3. Install tiles for the adjacent field flush to the profile surface. The profile must be completely embedded laterally. 4. Fill the remaining joint between the profile and the covering completely with grout or setting material. Installation note on joint repair: Prepare the joint’s width and depth appropriately and insert profile into joint. Fill joint space between profile and covering completely with grout, epoxy, or thin-set mortar.

• Designed to allow movement and reduce stress in large, tiled areas
• Eliminates the need for caulking
• Prevents cracking and delamination of tiles
• Provides movement joints in tile installations that are set in a mortar bed