Everbuild 30MINPU7 LumberIrwin 30min Polyure Wood Adhesive Liquid 750g

Good quality product and a good price with prime delivery. Used to glue flooring joints in a garden room. Just be prepared this foams up as it cure so will need trimming off if your putting a floor covering on top. Once trimmed back I found the joints needed filling and sanding to be suitable for vinyl flooring as the foaming process left bubbles and holes. If you need smooth joints then a non foaming PVA may be better

Pros. Cheap compared to some of the similar products available and of similar quality. The consistency is perfect, just the right viscosity for wood work and other porous surface jobs. Grips reasonably fast (15mins) while "activating" (moisture) and full cure is fairly quick and thorough. When cured it's grip does not disappoint. I've tried it on timber, MDF and ply, all hold well if pre-wetted. Cons, one only, they never make a lid for these things that seals out the moisture in the air entirely. So having cleaned out the nozzle (covered by a reasonably firm clip cap) I found it advantageous to put a couple of layers of cling film between the nozzle and cap to improve the seal, That seems to have worked. Would and definitely will buy again. Would and definitely do recommend.

The glue itself I would heartily recommend. Beginns to foam and cure after 1-2 minutes (depending a bit on moisture content of material and environment) so you get a couple of minutes of easy time to clamp and adjust, you get another 1-2 minutes to reposition if you have to but after that its really starting to get difficult. It is semi set after 30 mins and if you need to remove clamps at this point you can but if there is any tension on th joint at all 1-2 hours is a better idea. 24 hours gives a really strong bond and ive used it to glue wood to other things and it sticks really well to most surfaces as long as one of them is absorbant. Tha bottle is not so good. Maybe i god a bad example but the cap on mine is extremely hard to take off, so much so that the nozzle has stress marks all over and doesn't look like it will last much longer due to the amount of force needed to pull the cap off. Needs just as much force to replace but easier to do as you can just bear down on it. Most anoying thing is that once the cap clicks pased the impossible detent it is still very loose and clearly not air-tight. -Nice work Everbuild, you've managed to design a cap that is both too loose to do the job and too tight to remove! Good value for money, just try and find a new bottle to decant the glue into for daily use.

Used this glue a couple of times already and have been quite impressed with the spead of drying time. I like the 30min drying time as on time sensative projects it allows me time to manover into position before everything sets. I have been using in a workshop where the temp is 13C or above and glues nicely, I have started where the glue has been left in the car over night and it's chilled down. It takes a little time to get it back to temp where it has not been pourable if it's been too cold.

Brilliant item

I feel I have formed a bond eith this product. One can get attatched to any brand if you use it often enough, but I've decided to stick with it. It expands like a sod. Fortunately this one gives you about 2 minutes to set and fix the joint before it does its thing, unlike the faster version which isnt really useable. I haven't checked how well it fixes stuff but the excess came off very easily so im unsure. Its basically expanding foam.

This is close to 20 quid from tool station. To find it on Amazon for 13 quid was a blessing. The glue itself is amazing, I've used it to stick skirting board to the wall, glue the tongue and grooves between flooring and many others. The expansion of this glue is its strength and when it's dried, just chip off the overspill with a sharp chisel and you have a strong and clean glued joint.

Used Gorilla Glue before but found it too viscous to cope easily with large areas (fixing celotex insulation board, ie shiny aluminium surface, to plywood to make a rigid insulated door). Tried Everbuild polyurethane adhesive (30 minute version) as an alternative. Less viscous so easier to pour and spread. Still have to wet the surfaces but no need to wait 10 minutes for the reaction to start. Still need contact pressure for best results (I used patio slabs!). Subjectively, foams a little less copiously than Gorilla Glue but still sticks like the proverbial. Conclusion: excellent product for this purpose.

Utilisée pour fabriquer un bac de plantation... Tenons, mortaises avec un peu de jeu, la colle comble bien les vides et c'est du solide. Entièrement satisfait, je recommande.