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Recommended Trusted Tested Approved Guaranteed THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO FLOORING ADHESIVE SELECTION Cl/Sfb (43) Yt3 January 2019 For further information about F. Ball products, technical advice or to find your local stockist please visit www.f-ball.co.uk RAG 2019 Recommended Adhesives Guide Recommended Adhesives Guide • 2019 • Guide Adhesives Recommended F. Ball and Co. Ltd. F. Ball and Co. (Asia) Pte Ltd. Churnetside Business Park 50 Chin Swee Road Station Road #09-01 Thong Chai Building Cheddleton Singapore 169874 Leek, Staffordshire Recommended ST13 7RS Tel: +65 6515 1715 United Kingdom Mobile: +65 9687 9181 Trusted Fax: +65 6515 1738 Tel: +44 (0) 1538 361633 Email: [email protected] Tested THE COMPLETE ADHESIVE GUIDE TO SELECTION Fax: +44 (0) 1538 361115 Technical Service Fax: +44 (0) 1538 361567 Please note: Information contained in the guide is based Email: [email protected] upon exhaustive product testing. All recommendations are Approved published with the expressed approval of the manufacturers listed and may not be reproduced in part or in total without www.f-ball.co.uk the written consent of F. Ball and Co. Ltd. Guaranteed Contents RAG 2019 • Recommended • Trusted • Tested • Approved • Guaranteed www.f-ball.co.uk Recommended Adhesives Guide The complete guide to flooring adhesive selection Page Title 3 Welcome 4 Loyalty Card 5 Technical Support Contacts 6-155 Recommended Adhesives by Manufacturer 157-159 Guide to Adhesive Selection 160-163 Testing and Development 164-171 Subfloor Preparation Guide 172-173 Moisture Measurement & Control 174-175 STOPGAP Selector Chart - Smoothing Underlayments, Repair and Finishing Compounds 176-177 STYCCOBOND Selector Chart - Adhesives 178-179 Wood Adhesives 180-181 Health & Safety/Guarantee 2 For the latest information visit the F. Ball website, to download the APP or view the on-line version RAG 2019 Welcome Welcome to the F. 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