Wood Adhesive

Wood adhesive brings timber projects together with clean, reliable bonds, whether you’re building furniture, repairing cabinets, or assembling trim and flooring. Choosing the right glue improves strength, speeds assembly, and helps joints stay tight through seasonal movement and moisture changes.

Popular options include PVA wood glue (white or yellow), polyurethane adhesive, two‑part epoxy, and cyanoacrylate (CA) glue. PVA is easy to use, cleans up with water, and is ideal for joinery, edge gluing, and veneering. Polyurethane cures with moisture, expands slightly to fill tight gaps, and offers strong waterproof performance for exterior work. Epoxy provides exceptional strength, long open time for complex assemblies, and excellent gap filling on uneven joints and oily hardwoods. CA glue sets fast for small repairs, jigs, and trim, and pairs well with an accelerator for instant tack.

Look for features like D3 or D4 water resistance (EN 204), sandable and paintable bonds, low VOC formulas, clear or natural color dries, and temperature tolerance for jobsite use. Match set time and clamp time to your workflow: fast‑grab glue for quick fixes, or extended open time for panel glue‑ups and bent laminations.

Application tips:
- Dry fit parts and prepare clean, well‑mated surfaces.
- Spread an even film with a brush, roller, or notched spreader.
- Apply proper clamping pressure; avoid starving the joint.
- Wipe squeeze‑out while wet (PVA) or let it gel and pare away cleanly.
- Allow full cure before sanding, machining, or finishing.

Specialty needs are covered too: D4 waterproof for outdoor joinery, food‑safe options for cutting boards, and high‑temperature adhesives for hot environments. Accessories like glue bottles, syringes, mixing cups, and activators streamline application and reduce waste.

Store tightly sealed above freezing, follow safety guidance, and choose a wood adhesive tailored to your project for durable, professional results that stand up daily.