2104 Tongue and Groove Glue Bottle, 16 oz, White

This glue works really well for anyone luxury vinyl planks that may need to be glued down.

Solid - very solid bond. I recall some glues using a phrase like “the bond is stronger than the material being bonded.” - I’d say that’s true of this product. If you’re doing a tongue and groove hardwood or engineered wood floor, nailed or floating, this is the stuff. The ergonomic design of the bottle also makes gluing up the grooves super easy. Plan on using one bottle per 100 SF when using 3” boards.

The way the lays down is excellent. It is definitely made for this type of application. This product exceeded my expectations so I can definitely recommend it to others. Just remember, don’t overuse this product which will lead to a messy job. A light application is all that is needed. Take care in cutting the applicator tip so it is not too big.

Bought the Titebond Tongue and Groove Glue to use when installing a plank floor in my bathroom. This product works well at preventing water and moisture from penetrating the laminate. Would recommend for areas where water might be present. Thanks.

It works great on tongue and groove flooring just like the name says. My repair is still holding strong.

I used this to install a bamboo floor. Glued and stapled the planks and I couldn't be happier with the results. It's been over a year now and the floor looks great. No squeaking either, which was one of the reasons I used the glue.

At first, I only ordered two bottles in order to try and see how it works in comparison to other glues you can get locally. So, this glue is more expensive than any local flooring store sells, but this specific Titebond glue is totally worth the money! My advise is: do not make my mistake. Buy this glue and you will have easier time installing the floor. I have to interrupt my install and wait for a dozen bottles of this awesome glue. This is a specially formulated PVA glue that is liquid enough to spread all around tongue and grooves fast while setting within minutes. With regular imitator glues, you will have issues. Regular cheap glues are either 1) too thick (this makes tapping a plank a nightmare and you will break a bunch of tapping blocks) or 2) too runny (it will be a mess and have to wait for hours for planks to set before you can continue on adding on more rows). This Titebond saved me money, time, and install effort. The only thing I regret is that I did not order a case right a way.

Nice reclosable tip on bottles, glue works well, dries slowly enough to give plenty of time to put the floor together, fast enough that it's good and ready next day. We've been laying the floor slowly, over a couple weeks, and one thing to watch out for is that the glue in an opened bottle will get thicker over time as the VOCs escape, so make sure to always promptly reclose the tip to minimize the issue. Even so, expect some degree of thickening, if you don't lay the whole floor in one day. A lot depends on the precision of the manufacturing of your flooring, we find we didn't need the floor clamps since the planks fit into each other snugly. Also, while each bottle claims a coverage of 100 feet, ours ended up good for more than twice that (with 5" wide planks). Of course, as always, follow flooring manufacturer's installation instructions.