When you bond timber or particle board in flooring and wall systems, you need an adhesive that moves with the material. Adheseal Multi-Tack provides the essential flexibility. It bonds securely while accommodating natural movement, eliminating floor squeaks and preventing sub-floor warping. Get a permanently flexible, high-strength bond that keeps your surfaces stable.
Why this product exists
Sub-floor and wall systems face constant movement as timber dries and shifts. Rigid adhesives fail under this stress, leading to squeaks, warping, and callbacks. Adheseal Multi-Tack was formulated to counteract these issues. It creates a robust bond that remains permanently flexible, absorbing movement rather than fighting it. This ensures your installations stay silent, stable, and durable over time, from joists and studs to cornices and wall sheeting.
The numbers that matter
Flexibility is critical for this adhesive. With an elongation at break of 434% and a Shore A Hardness of 33, Adheseal Multi-Tack maintains a compliant, resilient bond. This high elongation ensures the adhesive stretches and recovers under timber movement, preventing cracks and bond failures. A low tensile strength of 0.471 N/mm² reinforces its purpose: accommodating stress, not resisting it rigidly. It complies with AS:2753 for plasterboard and AS:2329 for other wallboards, giving you specification confidence for internal lining systems.
What it's like to use
Prepare surfaces by ensuring they are clean, dry, and free of dirt. For warped timber, sand flush for optimal contact. Apply a 6-10mm bead of Multi-Tack to joists, studs, or panel grooves. For butt joints, use two beads 25mm apart. Position the panel with minimal movement. The adhesive provides a 30-minute skin time at 25°C and 50% RH, offering a workable window for placement. Uncured adhesive and tools clean up easily with water.
Safety Note: While not classified as dangerous for transport, this product is a hazardous chemical. Wear protective gloves and safety glasses. If skin irritation or sensitisation occurs, consult a doctor. Avoid inhaling vapours, which may cause allergy or asthma symptoms in sensitive individuals.