Flooring Adhesives

Bondstick has a full range of suitable flooring adhesives systems. For the best possible results, it is vital that the correct information and products are used when installing a floor. Please contact our sales office for specifications and advice to avoid any issues. All flooring installations are to adhere strictly to SAWLFA standards and practices, always used qualified craftsman for installations.

ADHESIVES

HYBRABOND

A 1 part Hybrid adhesive based on Silane/polyurethane. Offering a excellent adhesion for various applications.  Used on Eng. flooring and solid wood floors. Packed in 600ml sausages or 15KG buckets

BONA R820 – Full Silane based adhesive. Latest technology and the best possible results. Adapted for speed and quality.

BW 690 & BW670

2K PU epoxy used for various installations. Extremely versatile and economical. Available in 6kg and 36kg kits. Ideal for small engineered flooring jobs and repairs and parquet flooring artificial grass and rubber mats

LVT ADHESIVE

A strong durable single component acrylic adhesive exclusively designed for the installation of Luxury Vinyl Tiles and Luxury Vinyl Planks.

Vapour Barriers

It is strongly advised to use a moisture barrier prior to installing any wooden flooring products. Please contact our sales office for correct specifications. A vapour barrier assistance in limiting moisture migration through the screed. It does not waterproof a floor.

Vapor Barrier MT

MT primer is a two-component epoxy-based primer for cementitious and steel substrates which has good moisture tolerance properties. MT Primer is designed to have good penetrating properties on concrete substrates. It is suitable for a wide range of epoxy and polyurethane coatings and flooring systems. Good moisture tolerance
Used as a wet to dry primer

1K Solvent Free Vapour Barrier

Solvent Free Polyurethane based Primer – applied with a roller and quick drying Possible to start installation within 2 hrs of application.

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