When you need to secure parquet, solid, or engineered timber flooring to any subfloor, indoors or out, you need a bond that flexes with the timber. MS-608 delivers that combination: high strength with permanent elasticity. It holds the floor down while dampening sound, handling movement, and resisting moisture.
Why this product exists
This adhesive solves the challenge of bonding diverse timber flooring to varied subfloors, without compromising on flexibility or acoustic performance. We formulated MS-608 as an odourless, one-part hybrid silyl modified polyether adhesive. It offers high mechanical bond strength, permanent elasticity, and good sound dampening. This ensures a stable, quiet floor that withstands both internal and external environmental changes, without the need for primers on damp surfaces.
What it's like to use
Prepare surfaces by ensuring they are clean, dry, and free from contaminants. Apply MS-608 with a trowel, spreading only enough adhesive that you can lay flooring within the 20-30 minute open time. Once applied, slide the parquet into position and tap down firmly. The adhesive skins in approximately 30 minutes. It achieves a 10 mm cure depth in 7 days, though cooler, drier conditions may extend this. For clean-up, use mineral spirit or a cleaning solvent before the adhesive cures. Once cured, removal requires mechanical methods. You can paint MS-608 with water-based paints, but always test first. Be aware that the adhesive's movement capability is greater than most paint films; movement in the joint may cause paint cracking.
How it fits in a real system
MS-608 serves as the critical bonding layer between timber flooring and the subfloor. It is the primary adhesive, applied after subfloor preparation. Its performance is directly tied to a clean, structurally sound subfloor, ensuring optimal adhesion and long-term durability for the flooring system.