Epoxy adhesive

I have a disabled wet room to do for a new customer, the sheet they want is Polyflor Hydro. The room itself is roughly 8sqm so I'm just wondering which is going to be the best adhesive for the job. I've used A19 many times but it's expensive and is going to be a waste of half a pot. So which adhesive would you guys recommend?

 

I just use f44 mate and sometimes f60 the grid depending on the type it is.

 

I always use F44 if you use epoxy and its a on a plastic shower tray the epoxy will produce gas pockets and unable to soak up or down as 2 impervious materials it will bubble unless waited down

 

Me too f44 .used to used laybond epoxy which you can keep it lasts for ages , just use a bit around the trap.

 

Can you use f46??

 

Or gemini gold spray sells itself as waterproof been used a couple of times just make sure plenty of ventilation

 

Don't see why not mate. Long as the up stands are solid well stuck and the cappings are done well and welding water shouldn't get in really

 

Hope you use masks using that Gemini addy

 

A fan and open window are highly advised lol

 

Great spray highly carcinogenic tho .... So the health and safety say !!

 

It's going into a plywood floor and the falls into the outlet are all ply too, the only plastic part is going to be the wade outlet itself but I f60 around that part anyway. Also it's only getting coved around the shower area the rest is flat that why I want to try and use epoxy.

 

F46 sticks great to ply . That will never come up!!

 

Unless your welds are ****e then the water under the sheet will help it come up

 

Question. When using f44 do use let it go off. I do but one previous employer let his lungs loose and told me i should be laying it in wet. He was more experianced so i did and i knew myself i thought better leaving it to go tacky. Spend more time getting rid of blisters than u do waiting for it to go off

 

I always let my adhesive for vinyl go off even it it's for ten mins, never with ht or epoxy though. But literally a few weeks ago I used uzin2000s and it was a window of 20mins to get this piece of sheet in so obviously we threw it in wet rubbed it out and I must say it's probably one of the best adhesives for wet stick I've used, it hardly bubbled and after an hour they has disappeared and the sheet was stuck really well.

 

we have all used F44/46 or various acrylic adhesives and 95% of the time they don't give you any trouble, but the spec for most products in wet areas are either a two part epoxy or one part polythene, look the product up in the RAG, gives both options, dry and wet areas
F81or F74 if my memory is correct, i prefer to use the polythene F74 myself, same as normal adhesive really just a little slippy when laying rubber tiles, sometime you have to weight it down, but when its gone off it not coming up, you can use it exterior as well, bit expensive
double dropping vinyl really helps with reducing bubbles when laying into wet, spread it out, lay the vinyl, rub into the adhesive, pull back and leave for 5/10 max then relay pushing as you go

 

I alway double drop when I can gives a great transfer ....old school fitting ha

 

yea , beats trying to push out the bubbles if its too wet