Soudabond Easy Construction Adhesive Foam – Gun Grade

Soudabond Easy construction adhesive foam is a gun-grade polyurethane adhesive that replaces traditional powder-based bonding methods for dry lining, insulation fitting and lightweight block construction. No mixing, no buckets, no waiting around for the right consistency. You crack on straight from the can.

The single-component formula bonds plasterboard to masonry, fixes insulation panels to walls and ceilings, and builds non-load bearing interior walls using aerated blocks. It works on both porous and non-porous materials, so whether you’re sticking boards to brick, concrete, stone or steel framing, the same can does the job. The gap-filling properties mean uneven substrates aren’t a problem the foam expands to fill voids while maintaining a strong bond.

Why tradespeople choose Soudabond Easy

Speed matters on site. Mixing powder adhesive takes time you could spend actually fitting boards. Soudabond Easy cuts that step entirely. Load your foam gun, apply in beads or dabs, press the board home and move on. Soudal reckon it’s up to 30% quicker than traditional methods, and that sounds about right once you factor in the faff of mixing and cleaning up afterwards.

The foam cures by reacting with moisture in the air and the substrate surface. Initial grab is quick enough to hold boards in place while you move to the next one, though you’ll want to brace or prop heavier materials until the bond develops fully. Once cured, you get a rigid connection that won’t shrink or crack like some cement-based adhesives can over time.

Cleaner work, less waste

There’s something satisfying about not having half a bucket of dried-out adhesive to scrape out at the end of the day. Each 750ml can delivers a predictable yield, and because you’re applying exactly what you need with a foam gun, there’s far less waste than slopping wet adhesive onto a wall with a trowel. The cans store well too just clear the nozzle and you’re ready for the next job.

Soudabond Easy handles the full range of common dry lining and insulation substrates: polyurethane panels, phenolic foam, resin foam boards, polystyrene, gypsum plasterboard, brick, stone, aluminium, ceramics, MDF, wood, chipboard, cork and steel. If you’re working through a refurb with mixed wall types, one product covers most of what you’ll encounter.