

SOUDAL Parquet Sealant - Pine 300ml
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SOUDAL Parquet Sealant - Pine 300ml is a high-quality, solvent-free, colour-matched flexible sealant for sealing gaps and cracks in timber, parquet and laminate. The light pine tone is chosen to blend with pale, natural pine flooring and softwood joinery.
Key Features
- Colour-matched pine tone for discreet timber sealing.
- Solvent-free does not smell during application.
- Flexible remains flexible after curing.
- Paintable can be painted and varnished.
- Low shrink very low shrinkage for neat joints.
- Transparent cartridge allows a quick colour check before use.
- Timber-specific developed for parquet and laminate floors.
- Pine finish suits pale, natural softwood.
Specifications
- Size: 310ml cartridge
- Type: Solvent-free flexible timber/laminate sealant
- Colour: Pine
- SKU: A10618
Typical Uses & Applications
- Pine plank flooring sealing connection joints to a matching finish.
- Pale parquet filling gaps between light softwood blocks.
- Skirting to floor sealing where pine boards meet the wall.
- Laminate joints colour-matched filling of pine-effect laminate gaps.
- LVT flooring sealing edges on pale luxury vinyl tile.
- Cottage and cabin floors discreetly sealing natural pine boards.
- Threshold strips filling gaps at doorways in matching pine.
Usage Tip
Check the colour against your flooring through the transparent cartridge before applying, keep joints clean and dry, and tool the bead promptly for a flush finish. It can be overpainted or varnished once cured.
A colour-matched seal that keeps pale pine timber floors looking seamless.
About SOUDAL
Soudal is one of the world's leading independent manufacturers of sealants, adhesives and PU foams, trusted by professionals across the construction and industrial sectors.
What's in the box:
1 x SOUDAL Parquet Sealant - Pine 300ml
| Weight | 0.56 kg |
| SKU | A10618 |
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