| SKU :
2972987
LePage 598g Gun Grade PL Subfloor Foam Adhesive
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LePage PL Subfloor Foam Construction Adhesive is a high strength, polyurethane-based adhesive designed for subfloor applications to reduce floor squeaks. It applies as a collapsing gel foam then slowly expands to fill gaps, providing a faster application versus traditional adhesives while also exhibiting a superior bond. LePage PL Subfloor Foam Construction Adhesive is designed primarily for bonding subfloor boards to joists including common wood-to-wood assemblies and glued floor systems on dry, frozen, or damp surfaces. This product may also be used for interior and exterior bonding of common building materials such as OSB, plywood, concrete, and masonry
High strength – exceeds ASTM D3498-19
Easy and convenient handling saves application time
Contributes to thermal and sound insulation
Specifications
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Color Family | Gray |
| Color/Finish | Dark Gray |
| Material Number | 2972987 |
| Material Description | LEPAGE PU SF FOAM PRO 628ML 12SC CA |
| Item UPC | 061083643638 |
| Individual Size | 598 |
| Individual Size UOM | g |
| Sub-brand | PL |
LePage 598g Gun Grade PL Subfloor Foam Adhesive
LePage PL Subfloor Foam Construction Adhesive is a high strength, polyurethane-based adhesive designed for subfloor applications to reduce floor squeaks. It applies as a collapsing gel foam then slowly expands to fill gaps, providing a faster application versus traditional adhesives while also exhibiting a superior bond. LePage PL Subfloor Foam Construction Adhesive is designed primarily for bonding subfloor boards to joists including common wood-to-wood assemblies and glued floor systems on dry, frozen, or damp surfaces. This product may also be used for interior and exterior bonding of common building materials such as OSB, plywood, concrete, and masonry