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Ad-tack Force Fibra: Pressure Sensitive/Wet Set Adhesive
10 kg adhesive pail. For glue-down vinyl applications and more!
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Flooring Type |
Trowel Size |
Coverage |
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Sheet Vinyl and homogenous backed vinyl, vinyl tile, rubber underlay, rubber sheet and tile on porous substrates. |
Square notch trowel
1/16” x1/16” x1/16” |
350-430 sq.ft. per 2.28 gal. pail |
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Sheet Vinyl and homogenous backed vinyl, vinyl tile, rubber underlay, rubber sheet and tile on non-porous substrates. |
U-notch trowel
1/16”x1/32”x1/32” |
450-550 sq.ft./ 2.28 gal. pail |
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Carpet tile on porous and non-porous substrate |
U-notch trowel
1/16”x1/32”x1/32” |
450-550 sq.ft./ 2.28 gal. pail |
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Carpet tile on porous substrate |
U-notch trowel
1/16”x1/32”x1/32” |
350-430 sq.ft./ 2.28 gal. pail |
AD-TACK Force Fibra is a versatile and extremely strong-grabbing adhesive for the installation of a wide variety of resilient floors over porous and non-porous substrates. AD-TACK Force Fibra is specially formulated and re-enforced with fibers, exhibits superb adhesion properties and can be applied using a trowel. The lower viscosity allows for easier spread, while not compromising on adhesive components. This adhesive is designed for both wet-set and pressure sensitive applications.
Features and Benefits
- Solvent Free
- Water-based
- Easy cleanup with water before cured
- Odourless composition
- Fiber enforced for stronger grab; stabilizes LVP
- Suitable for carpet tile, glue-down LVT, wall-to-wall carpet with jute backing, linoleum and more.
- Excellent coverage
- Easily applied with a trowel
- For use up to 80% relative humidity (RH)
- Cost savings
Suitable Applications
- Can be applied to wooden subfloors (OSB/Plywood) and concrete subfloors (concrete; anhydrite screeds) substrates.
- Glue-down vinyl sheet and tile
- Linoleum flooring
- Carpet tile and wall-to-wall carpet with jute backing
- Interior residential flooring applications such as houses, townhomes, apartments and condominiums
- Interior commercial applications such as libraries, commercial office buildings, exercise facilities, schools, etc.
- With in-floor heating (hydronic/ electric)
