Tover TP5 D3 / Tiara

£8.88 / M²

Tiara D3 PVA adhesive based on polyvinyl acetate in water dispersion for floating laying of tongue & groove wooden floors or laminate. It guarantees a fast setting and perfect transparency once dry. Tiara is water-resistant, classified as D3, according to EN 204 standard and is also suitable for general glueing of small wooden elements and DIY works, even exposed to water. How to use The surfaces to be bonded must be clean and free from wood dust. Cut the spout according to the amount of adhesive you want to apply. Insert the spout into the joint of the floor board and press the bottle. Join the tapped part within 10 minutes and press to promote adhesion. Immediately clean any burrs with a damp cloth. The dry product can only be removed mechanically. Safety rules Product for professional use. Strictly comply with what is stated on the labelling and consult the safety data sheet before using the product. Disposing of waste Dispose of the unused product and empty packaging in accordance with the provisions of the local legislation in force.

Technical Specifications
Appearance White paste
Density 1.10 kg/litre
Viscosity 9,000 - 15,000 mPas
Solid Content 50%
Open Time 10 Minutes
Walkability 24 Hours
Complete Hardening 48 Hours
Yield 100 - 150 ml/m��
Water Resistance Class D3 (according to EN 204)
Application Temperature +10 ��C to +35 ��C
Storage 12 Months in sealed packages at > 10 ��C (Frost sensitive)
Tool Cleaning Immediately after use wi
Packaging Available 500 ml bottles
Product Reference ID GA-HCRMLLNL.A
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