F46 - Pressure Sensitive Acrylic Vinyl Adhesive (5ltr)

Used to glue down vinyl flooring tiles. I laid tiles in herringbone pattern onto plywood floor. This is the right stuff, I am not a floor tiler but I found this easy to use and obtained a brilliant result. Very pleased. Make sure you buy a hand flooring roller too.

This is by far the best quality glue out there for sticking floor laminate / LVT down directly onto concrete, we have had our LVT down for 3 months now and it looks incredible, just make sure you hoover the concrete and leave absoloutely nothing on the floor before using the glue and itll work a treat. We did run out of this glue covering a 4x4m room so anything bigger than a 3x3m room I would recommend 2 5l tubs

Vert good glue for flooring

I used this for an unconventional purpose. It is intended for sticking down flooring materials such as carpet tiles. I used it between layers of OSB and plasterboard in trying to construct a 'soundproof' wall. (Of course, 'soundproof' isn't really achievable, so I should say sound reducing). The key point is that this stuff is more or less non-setting and much, much cheaper than the green stuff imported from the US and mentioned in all the videos on the subject. I spread it using a fine notched spreader (A2 adhesive spreader) - it is slightly runny, a bit like trying to spread a yoghurt, and goes on easily. It could be a little messy if you are not careful. I cleaned the spreader and my hands easily using soapy water. I now have a wall with acoustic plasterboard on OSB, with this between the two (I used metal framing and resilient tape for those who are interested). I didn't take any sound measurements, but subjectively this seems good. Just tapping on the wall you get a 'dead' feel and sound - it does the job for me. Two other points - I only used a small part of this tub, it goes a long way, and secondly, the only negative comment, the wire handle handle on this heavy tub is very uncomfortable. I guess i do have 'office worker' hands, only hardened by a little drumming, so don't let that put you off buying it.

Excellent product for vinyl flooring adhesion brilliant

Very good quality

second purchase of this adhesive , after laying LVT tiles in kitchen , hall and lounge , easy to use , easy clean up and no strong smell

The last time I used a product like this is was solvent based variety. I am all for moving away from solvent based product but there are somethings you need to know about this product (LESS IS MORE) the more you use the harder it is to use. Do away with the trowel/spreading tool and just use the the roller to apply and stick to the Ltrs per square Mtr recommended. Make sure you put it on evenly like you were painting and then use a small fan heater to blow across the floor and wait for 80-90% of it to go translucent before laying, without this it takes forever to go off. DO NOT, I REPEAT DO NOT lay anything on this before it turns even though it says on the container you can. Other that that it does what it is supposed to and is very good at holding tiles on contact. I would use it again.