Max Bond 88 Floor and Wall Vinyl Adhesive

SKU: MJ-M8810-MaxB-88-14kg
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Commercial and domestic sheet vinyl installations need an adhesive matched to the material’s specific behaviour, and Max Bond Enviro 88’s low-VOC acrylic formula is engineered precisely for that job.

Description

Max Bond Enviro 88 Floor & Wall Vinyl Adhesive is a high performance, low VOC acrylic adhesive that conforms to the Green Star Building Standard, purpose-built for installing commercial and domestic sheet vinyl. Its excellent plasticiser resistance protects against the softening and discolouration that plasticiser migration can cause in a lesser adhesive over time, while genuinely good open times and re-bond characteristics give installers real working flexibility during application.

It’s suitable for use over absorbent heated subfloors, with AS1884-2012 clause 4.1.3 governing the required heating shutdown period before installation. Highly absorbent wooden or concrete subfloor surfaces should be primed with MAX BOND Primer first, and all concrete substrate floors need moisture content testing per the current Australian/NZ Standard before surface priming or floorcovering installation proceeds.

Notably, it’s not recommended for the installation of linoleum or LVT, reserving it specifically for sheet vinyl applications where its acrylic chemistry and re-bond properties are matched to the material’s behaviour. All seams for domestic vinyl should be seam-sealed with a suitable vinyl seam sealer once the installation is complete, and heavy traffic should be avoided for the first 24 hours.

Because it’s engineered specifically around sheet vinyl’s material behaviour rather than being a general-purpose flooring adhesive stretched to cover multiple floor types, Max Bond Enviro 88 gives more predictable open time and re-bond performance on the vinyl types it’s designed for. That focus is also why it explicitly excludes linoleum and LVT — those materials behave differently under an acrylic adhesive and are better served by a product formulated specifically for them.

Technical Specifications

Appearance Cream/white base acrylic
Solids Approx. 70%
Tack-up 10-15 minutes at 20°C
Trowel notch 1.6mm x 1.6mm x 1.6mm V notched (fine trowel for some domestic vinyl)
Shelf life Up to 1 year in sealed container at 20°C
Packaging 15 litre plastic pail

Where to Use

  • Commercial and domestic sheet vinyl installation
  • Absorbent heated subfloors
  • Interior floor and wall vinyl applications

How to Apply

  1. Prepare the substrate — dry, smooth, sound and clean per AS1884.
  2. Prime if highly absorbent — using MAX BOND Primer on wood or concrete subfloors.
  3. Spread adhesive with the correct notched trowel — checking for adhesive show-through on fine domestic vinyl.
  4. Check tack before laying — confirm strings of adhesive appear when a test piece is pulled away.
  5. Install and roll — per the vinyl manufacturer’s instructions, avoiding heavy traffic for 24 hours.

Important Notes

  • Not recommended for linoleum or LVT installation.
  • Internal use only.
  • Test suitability with your specific application before full installation.

Key Features

  • High performance Floor & Wall Vinyl Adhesive with Low VOC
  • Conforms to the Green Star Building Standard
  • Excellent plasticiser resistance and re-bond characteristics
  • Suitable for use over absorbent heated subfloors
  • Not recommended for linoleum or LVT installation
  • 15 litre plastic pail

Additional information

Weight 15 kg
Range

Vinyl Adhesive

Size

14kg

Frequently asked questions

Can Max Bond 88 be used for linoleum or LVT?

No — it’s not recommended for the installation of linoleum or LVT, and should be reserved for its intended commercial and domestic sheet vinyl applications.

How is coverage checked during application?

Place a small piece of floorcovering into the adhesive — if no tack or holding power has developed after waiting five minutes, wait and re-check every few minutes until strings of adhesive are apparent when the flooring is pulled away.

Does it suit heated subfloors?

Yes — it’s suitable for use over absorbent heated subfloors, referring to AS1884-2012 clause 4.1.3 for the required heating shutdown time.

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