20 Best Glue For Wood Floors (2023 Updated)

The product really worked well. We had to apply this on older concrete. The coverage was excellent and easy to use. The dry time was good but you have to make sure you only do 2 rows of hardwood at a time.

It will start to crust over if you apply too much.

Installed Engineered flooring in my 450 sq ft living room. Disappointing that my Rmd store has very poor selection of many items including the pale of 1407. So I ordered it online and it was delivered promptly.

Got it in a week, Adhesive works great, easy to spread, also easy to clean, just let it dry and peel it off. got some on my floors and peeled off next day. Also easy to clean off my hands with water.

Also very little odor. 2 pales was just enough to do the room.

I used many Roberts items with good results, I used Roberts 1407 glue for an engineering floor repair on a concrete floor. I was very disappointed. A couple of boards popped up ,the glue didn’t seem to set up ! I always read directions carefully.

I used this Weldwood Multi-Purpose Floor adhesive to apply some new laminate flooring to my kitchen area. I did purchase self-adhere tiles, but wanted to ensure they would stay in place well and for a longer period of time than they otherwise would with the peel-back tape adhesive.

This container comes with full instructions on the back, along with some information regarding the types of materials that it best suits and a small graph regarding coverage dimensions. Note: before you begin, be sure you have something on-hand to either protect or quick-wash your hands.

This is a very strong and sticky adhesive that is very uncomfortable on the skin. It is similar to wood glue in texture; thick and pasty and a sort of off-white/cream color with a slightly yellowish hue.

The instructions note to spread the glue and wait a minute or so until “legs” can form when pressure is applied and released from the surface of the application. These “legs” resemble reverse icicles (apply pressure with the finger and lift; some of the glue begins to lift with the finger until the finger releases-at which time the glue sort of “stands,” or has “legs”).

It is at this point it is ready for your material of choice to be applied and to have the best grip possible. I have included some photos to show the texture: one showing a spread application over a foam plate, another demonstrating the “legs” as noted above, and one reflecting exposed glue that has adhered to the lid rim after use (it becomes rubbery); as well as some general shots of the adhesive itself, and the finished tile after application.

Overall, this is a great product at a very reasonable rate, that stretches well over a decent area. I would buy again.

This was my first time installing a linoleum floor and I must say. it was super easy for this lady. I used painting paper to created a template, then traced it onto the linoleum piece. Used a sharp box knife and cut the piece before laying it in the bathroom.

Then using a notch trowel I applied this multi-purpose floor adhesive to half the floor and laid the linoleum down. I then used my marble rolling pin (yes the baking type) to press out any bubbles. I then pull the other side up, applied the adhesive and followed the same steps.

Boom! That easy!! Now I will tell you that I had this adhesive everywhere but thanks to a little “Goo be Gone” everything cleaned up beautifully. This adhesive worked great and this floor is going nowhere.

I have used this for ceramic crafting and also to adhere gems/beads/shells when making bird and fairy houses. If you let dry inside, they hold up nicely outside as well. I also used to repair a few of my own ceramic items that had chips.

It is a soft marshmellow fluff consistency so you need to get used to how much to use. More is less so that when you press the item onto what you need it stuck to, there is not an extra large blob. I controlled it better with a finger tip for smaller spaces.

You can wipe away excess to make it neat before it dries (nice – can re-shape or re-position if needed).

I applied this to a stick on floor tile project as I never trust the self adhesive backing on the tiles. I learned this from a previous experience about 10 years ago. I bought about a half dozen cheap paint brushes and spread the adhesive on the floor one square at a time.

A thin application will work great. Putting too much on will interfere with your tiles meshing exact with one another. It smells a little for about 2-3 days but my tile is now on, rock solid. Do however keep a bottle of mineral spirits and some rags on hand to clean any excess as well as on your skin.

Much safer than gasoline and doesn’t burn your skin.

This glue helped me with my floor project greatly. I bought self sticking floor tiles but they don’t stick well at all. The moment I started using this glue, it was a game changer. The glue is excellent.

Just be careful and use gloves or something, because your fingers will stick to everything fast. This product works and the price is reasonable.

Redoing bathroom with vinyl tile in garage and some walls are cement some plaster board. Works well on both. Cleans up well. Sticks great. Shipping was as fast.

I used the product on a new floor installation. My floating floor started to shift and the end seams started to pull apart. I bought this product and glued down the seams. It was easy to use

Easy to use with bottle dispenser. Very good holding power.

It worked well but we only bought one bottle and needed three

Glue was easy to work with. Had very little smell if at all. Coverage was as per manufacturers guidelines. Overall very satisfied.

The product has good instant grab and you can adjust your work for about 15 minutes. Just the right consitency , not too runny or too thick. Can wipe off excess with soapy water or white spirit. Used to relay parquet flooring.

No strong smell either. Highly recommended for smaller projects or repairs.

I installed a floating solid wood floor using the appropriate underlay on a concrete base, but didn’t like the slight spongy feeling as the underlay compressed slightly when walking over the floor. I took it all up, chucked the underlay away, and stuck the boards directly to the concrete using the recommended batten technique.

Result – an absolutely solid feel to the floor with no creaking. I imagine you could use this adhesive for a wide range of building projects.

Use this all the time for flooring it brilliant. The service from mjsealants is spot on

We loved this glue at first. Then discovered if you do not CONSTANTLY keep it stirred/shaken, it has NO bonding strength. We have had to make refunds to several of our customers after the items we shipped to them had stuff literally just falling off.

Be VERY CAREFUL of this glue!.

This glue sets up FAST! You weren’t kidding when you said 15 minutes clamping time. Great stuff, but be careful with when to use it. I glued a small block to a board and had a hard time to adjust its position about two minutes later.

A good and useful waterproof glue. It expands whilst curing (so don’t use too much) and fills small gaps. It resists the weather here in Argyll which is very testing and the large plastic door that I used it to repair is holding up well.

I have also used it to make a sturdy generator trolley and it stands up to both the damp conditions and the vibration very well. I’d recommend it to anyone. It was a good price. The vendor sent it quickly and it was well packaged.

Tip. Store the bottle ‘top down’ to keep fresh glue at the nozzle.

This product is a superior replacement for the regular 2-part epoxy used for gluing steel tubes into wooden or acrylic pen blanks. On contact with moisture in the air, the glue foams up to fill all the gaps and so there is less chance of the blank splitting off the tube in the final stages of turning.

Cost is a fraction of epoxy (about 25%), has a longer shelf life, and does not need pre-mixing so less mess and no waste. A “win-win” product for turning pens & highly recommended.

Bonds well. Glued a metal hook to slate for hanging, and also mended neighbour’s garden ornament. Very pleased with performance so far. Will order again when I’ve used this. Would recommend to friends and family.

Maybe the glue is okay, but the application technology is so bad, no one would ever know. The nozzle is impossible to work with. It’s fully of air and you have to squeeze with two hands to get anything to come out.

You can only applyt he glue in a downward fashion, so any project that requires you to apply glue at an angle or from underneath is impossible. All you’ll get is air coming out. Unusable.

Most glue is about the same. Evo, no-nonsense, etc. Gorilla glue dries clear and allows some wriggle room with setting. The best feature is the bottle. Excellent way to open and close. Glue cones out in the quantity you need and you don’t need a vice grip to force more glue out.

Much better than the others I’ve tried. I even reused the bottles with other glue I had in the house.

Worked great for putting together outside corners on crown molding or even on connecting lengths over 16 feet. I used it with the spray activator. I would have given it a 5 star rating had it been for the fact that the original 2 oz container I purchased hardened with only 1/4 of the bottle used.

Could be because I stored it in my un-conditioned garage or that I am just a DIY’er and not a high volume user.

Very useful for assembling small parts without waiting for glue to dry, with a big saving of time and no standdown time as with traditional glues. Very strong bond with wood and also for locking grubscrews etc.

Have not had it long enough to be able to say how long it lasts in the container once it has been opened for first use.

l am trying to glue scarf joints on red cedar for my canoe, WHAT A JOKE !!!! l spent $24. 00 on the thick stuff and the only thing it would glue was my fingers. l tried to face glue 2 smooth pieces together and left it for 5 minutes and wasn`t even close to bonded, l could have had a better bond with grease!!!! Not going to spend another $25.

00 for the accelerator, W/ shipping. you would think they would tell you that you might need the accelerator but not a word. Very disappointed to say the least!!!!.

“Fix-A-Floor” is good value at $9. 50 with local pickup but expensive at $20+. Have use 47 cartridges to date and is easy to apply and have achieve a 90% success rate. Leave for 2-3 days with weights on before moving to next section.

The biggest problem was rounding up enough buckets and weights. The std 3mm tungston-carbide drills work very well on the grout but am yet to use them on the actual tiles to rectify hollows in the centre of some tiles.

Using this product is a lower cost alternative to relaying the tiles and in my case installing a new kitchen.

It works well! Inject through small holes in the grout and it fills up any voids. It is satisfying seeing the adhesive ooze from neighbouring holes as you pump it in! As it is (and has to be) quite runny (similar consistency to PVA glue), It could do with a better applicator that automatically cuts the flow when removed from the hole, to prevent spillage.

You have to quickly cover the end with your finger as you move from hole to hole. I also had some leakage from the back on one of the tubes, not sure if it was the tube or if I was pumping too hard, but I ended up in quite a mess! You potentially need quite a lot (I had to use half a tube just fixing one slate) so could work out expensive for large floors, although probably still cheaper, quicker and easier than re-laying the whole floor! It would be better sold in larger (better value) containers, e.

g. 5 litres, with a refillable purpose designed ‘no leak’ applicator. Overall, very glad I found this product because it did the job!.

I was VERY sceptical about this product and it was qute expensive. BUT. PRO’s. When I got it I was still sceptical, But I (unusually) read the instructions whein seemed pretty easy. And it is! Long story short, I used as directed, to refix some loos floor tiles in my Ensuite.

one had come COMPLETELY adrift! The tiles cost a LOT of money and cracked/ came loose as out new house settled. They were stuck directly to the subfloor and we have underfloor heating, so ripping it all up would have been a NIGHTMARE.

24 hours after useing as directed. I have to admit I was VERY VERY IMPRESSED!! Cons; really I cannot complain about this product. But just be aware of the following. The tube I used only did about half the job,( but WHAT A JOB!) So be prepared to pump in as much as you need, it will still be cheaper buy more than to re-tile.

It is VERY VERY VERY runny so remember to have a wet cloth handy and to put your finger over the end of the nozzle as quickly as you can when going from one hole to the next. I have now ordered a second tube to finish the job as I am certain this has sorted my problems.

Far from being *expensive*, compared to the costs and work involved in re tiling the floor, this is a VERY cheap alternative! SO glad I discovered this product and ignored my sceptical side. (I am a property maintenance engineer working on a large commercial site so I spend 5 days a week repairing buildings.

I have used some rubbish products / tools etc. over the years ,but this is the Daddy!!!.

I bought this for an experiment: Glue soles back onto athletic shoes. I’ve previously tried every flexible-when-cured adhesive known to man. No Luck. (Believe it or not- Cheap hot glue was the best- until this came along.

) I don’t know why I didn’t think of polyurethane adhesive earlier. This polyurethane adhesive worked very well on the shoes. I was surprised. About twenty-four hours after application (with a 2 hour clamp time), I flexed the shoe like crazy.

Next I tried tearing the sole off. After that, I soaked the joint in water. It held up just fine. When it’s well below zero degrees, I will be interested to see how well the glue holds. Note that the bubbled out adhesive where I over-applied was easy to scrape off.

It was light tan in color. Also note that I tired it on steel-to-steel and wood-to-wood. The steel worked well.

This glue is great. There is a bit of technique to use it correctly and get the best performance, but on the right materials and used correctly there is nothing better (IMO). Shelf life can be an issue with this large bottle, so I store it in the refrigerator.

There was an issue with my order but the vendor responded instantly and generously to resolve it. Kudos to them.

I love Gorilla Glue. There is a slight learning curve for using it. Be sure to read the directions before use and make sure you have all the supplies you need around you when you start your project. We use Gorilla Glue in our home for all sorts of projects, it is our go to adhesive.

Recently, the bottom of my daughter’s shoe fell off. She used Gorilla Glue to reattach the sole, and it was as good as new. We use it for rubber, plastic, wood, all sorts of materials. It does take a little longer to dry than other glues, but that allows me to reposition if need be, and my fingers don’t get stuck together.

I always keep a damp rag near me when using it. Gorilla Glue expands as it cures, so keep that in mind. You don’t need a ton. Also, keep it out of reach of children and dogs.

I am using this glue as an “end grain sealer” for two large (30-inch diameter) wood cross-cuts. I’m pleased with how it’s working so far. It seems to have slowed/stopped a developing crack that wasn’t major, but that I was concerned about.

And, it seems to have prevented any additional cracks. It also puts a really nice gloss on the wood, although that’s not why I’m using it. The cross-cuts are about 4 inches thick and, based on what I’ve read, will take a few years to dry.

After they dry and are at a consistent moisture level (I’m drying them in a “sunken basement” room in our house), my husband and I plan to use a router with sled to level and reduce the thickness of the cross-cuts — as far as I know, that’s when I’ll know whether my efforts to keep them from cracking beyond usefulness were successful.

Hopefully, the dried glue won’t be a problem when we try to level and reduce the thickness of the cross cuts — I haven’t research that yet. I’ve read that keeping wood cross cuts from cracking can be quite a challenge.

But, with using this glue as an end grain sealer, I would say, so far, so good. I found a video online that gave me the idea to use this glue as an end grain sealer, and I’m really glad I found that video.

I have used this glue for many years now. If a non-waterproof glue is OK for your requirements then this is one of the best especially if only small amounts are needed each time. This glue has a very long shelf life and providing it is kept in a relatively cool place it will be usable for many years after original purchase.

Yes there are other excellent Titebond glues which have variant degrees of waterproofing qualities but these have a much shorter shelf life and need to be used much more quickly.

TranslateShow in original languageLa bouteille est super, énorme et contenant donc une quantité de colle importante. Elle possède un système d’insertion pour éviter de perdre le bouchon, très pratique.

La colle est solide et sèche complètement en 12h, même si je conseillerais 24h. Elle est blanche à l’application et transparente une fois solide. J’avais des réserves sur la rigidité mais après avoir monté un bureau producteur entier avec, je peux dire que le rapport qualité prix est exceptionnel.

Je recommande.

TranslateShow in original languageJ’ai fabriqué toute ma cuisine avec cette colle sur tablettes chêne de Bricoman. J’en suis très content. Coller, presser et le lendemain parfait maintient. C’est Top

TranslateShow in original languageidéal comme toujours. pour coller tous les bois. meme dans le temps. 10 ans que je m en sers et je continu. 750mg avec seringue fine ou pas selon les besoins. meme si on ne s en sert pas durant 1 ou 2 mois elle ne seche pas dans la bouteille.

je la conseille encore.