TS550 Universal Flexible Wood Floor Adhesive


Permanently flexible, one part and ready-to-use, this is a moisture cure internal flooring adhesive. Based on hybrid technology, this formulation is free from silicone, solvents, isocyanates and water and so reduces the risk of warping or deforming the wood flooring on application.


Application: ideal for internal bonding of parquet, mosaic, oak, wood block, laminates, exotic timber and many other wood floor types to porous or non-porous substrates including; screeds, chipboard, plywood, concrete and anhydrite. TS550 is also compatible with substrates incorporating underfloor heating systems and has gap-filling and acoustic properties.


*Floorbond TS550 is also available as a 600ml foil sausage (use with gun BD600SG, see page 98) where it can be supplied with a special nozzle to extrude a triangular shaped bead.


Coverage will depend on the condition and porosity of the substrate, but approximate rates will be: 21m2


with a B3 trowel, 15m2 Code BDTS55


BDTS556* BD600SG


Colour Beige


Beige


Size 10L


Box Barcode 1


600ml 12 Sausage Gun 600ml 1 with a B13 trowel.


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