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I have put up a two column glass wall as part of a walk in shower enclosure using the Solaris Quicktech system (from B&Q). Despite the box saying there is ... -
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Adhesive for glass blocks?
I have put up a two column glass wall as part of a walk in shower enclosure using the Solaris Quicktech system (from B&Q). Despite the box saying there is enough adhesive for more bricks than I have used, I have run out. I now cannot find any supplier for the Solaris adhesive and I don't want to fork out another fifty quid for a complete kit.
I bought some 'adhesive' from an on line supplier but on arrival it appears to be sealant rather than adhesive and I am not sure it is going to be suitable for actually sticking the blocks to the plastic spacers. Anyone got any ideas where I can get the Solaris adhesive or what I coudl use as a substitute?
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Re: Adhesive for glass blocks?
b and q sell glass block adhesive mate
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Re: Adhesive for glass blocks?
Hmm well not according to the Folkestone branch but I'll try again. Thanks
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Re: Adhesive for glass blocks?
yes re ask them or go in and look around,,ba nd q here defo sell glass block adhesive in 20 kilo bags
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Re: Adhesive for glass blocks?
oh I think we are talking at x purposes here, I should have been more precise. I am after the stuff in tubes like no more nails etc which is supplied with the Solaris Quicktech system. 2 tubes do about 16 bricks. Its quick & no mess. Not sue you could use the mortar with the plastic spacer things I already have.
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Re: Adhesive for glass blocks?
got my glass blocks and addy from Wickes - might be worth a try
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