Glue for engineered V4 flooring

[speccy]

I have some engineered flooring here i want to lay, checking the website it suggests i should be using D3 Glue for the tongue n grove joints.

I don't see any D3 at screwfix i see D3 is specified as Waterproof - Can i use Gorilla Glue or Evo Stick water resistant?

 

[DiyNutJob]

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Evo-Stik-Wood-Adhesive-Weatherproof/dp/B0002JT0J6?th=1

Wickes Weatherproof Wood Adhesive - 1L | Wickes.co.uk

Wickes Weatherproof Wood Adhesive - 1L

www.wickes.co.uk

 

[Eccles]

I would not use any glue at all. If you ever need to take the floor up for any reason you will be in trouble. I fitted engineered wood to my hall a few years ago with no glue (the supplier did not suggest doing so) and one does not glue laminate does one which is a similar idea. Actually a plumber needed to get under my floor a couple of years after I had fitted it and of course it was quite easy to take up.

 

[opps]

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Evo-Stik-Wood-Adhesive-Weatherproof/dp/B0002JT0J6?th=1

Wickes Weatherproof Wood Adhesive - 1L | Wickes.co.uk

Wickes Weatherproof Wood Adhesive - 1L

www.wickes.co.uk

The Wickes version is quite a bit cheaper than the PVA Gorilla glue (both of which are D3).

D3 means water resistant, D4 is waterproof. Wickes are being a tad disingenuous when they call it "weatherproof".

 

[johnny2007]

Use this:

D4 Wood Glue

• Dries clear• Waterproof• Solvent free• Interior and exterior useSolvent free industrial grade, high strength wood adhesive. Totally waterproof, impact and temperature resistant, and sets in just 10 minutes. Meets the requirements of EN204 and WATT 91.This D4 grade wood glue is an ideal option...

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