Family of Products

You’re probably familiar with Titebond wood glues. And maybe Titebond is even your preferred brand of choice for use in your woodworking (if so, we THANK YOU!). But did you know that the full Titebond family of products also includes a wide variety of adhesives (for construction, repair and remodeling) and caulks and sealants (for sealing joints to protect from moisture, dust, dirt and wind)?

General tips on each product grouping can be found here.

Glues

As a leader in bonding wood and wood products for generations, Titebond takes great pride in not only offering exceptional glue products, but providing technical support and expertise as well.

For any questions in need of technical service, be sure to contact our experts at 1-800-347-4583. They can help with product and application questions or challenges. One of the frequent questions asked pertains to the differences between Titebond Original, Titebond II and Titebond III. We’ll provide a peek into that answer here.

Adhesives

Our history as a leader in construction adhesives began back in the early 1970s with the introduction of Titebond Construction Adhesive, one of the first adhesives to pass the American Plywood Association’s AFG-01 specification. Twenty years later, we developed the industry’s first solvent free construction adhesive to also exceed the performance requirements of this specification. Today, Titebond continues to set the standard by offering a complete line of adhesives for every construction, remodeling and repair project.

Here are some tips to consider before choosing an adhesive for your next project.

Featured adhesive: Titebond PROvantage Heavy Duty Construction Adhesive.

Sealants

Professionals and homeowners demand performance, and Titebond caulks and sealants deliver the quality and consistency that ensures unbeatable adhesion in a wide variety of applications and weather conditions.

Titebond caulks and sealants are formulated specifically for all kinds of applications, ranging from siding, windows and doors to roofing to multi-purpose areas for indoor and outdoor projects.

Here are some tips to consider before choosing a caulk or sealant.