NO CAULK GUN OR SYRNIGE NEEDED. Fix Loose Tiles & Squeaky Wood Floors. Strong Flexible Adhesive with Precision 2mm Tip & Air-Tight Cap (12)

I read good reviews so had to try this for myself. We have oak engineered floors and for some reason one panel started lifting (maybe as the house dried out after refurbishment and we have underfloor heating on etc).I used some trim tools to lift up the plank further, and then squeezed in the glue. I put around 80kg of gym weights on top and left for 2 days. The result is per photo, perfect and the plank has now stuck down just as we wanted. There was some excess glue which was easy to cut off with a sharp blade. Very easy to use product and no other tools needed really. It's also easy to wipe when not set.

Good product for sealing spaces under tiles

Wasn’t sure about this working. Didn’t want to try and remove the floor tile, so decide to give this product a try. It worked really well. Used a few weeks ago and tile is still firm so pleased with the product.

Used this product several times and it’s always worked! This time got the squeeze tube found it very difficult to dispense! But product itself is great 👍

I thought I would have to lift the lose tiles up and re paste them , running the risk of cracking the tile as they are out of production. This injection worked a treat , pumped It in ,in situ , so glad I used it , It brought the half lose tiles up to level and reglued it . A good product. No mess ,easy to use .

Very useful glue, I had some bathroom tiles that weren’t sitting correctly. There was so much movement that the grout kept coming out. I didn’t want to replace the 2 tiles as it would’ve caused too much disruption so I bought this glue. It’s very watery but that is what you need in order to get the glue sipping into the gaps of the tiles below. It worked very well.

Although I do intend to lift and replace a couple of cracked floor tiles eventually, I wanted something that could stop and further cracking and help strengthen the tile. This seems to have done just that. It's only been a week but it was easy to use (although a bit runny) and dries crystal clear. For us it's a temporary solution although the container does guarantee for a very long period. I'll be interested to see how well it can hold up until replaced.

The media could not be loaded. Had a continuous flooring fitted recently at my mum's house. The worst place for two of the slats to give way and sink just before the kitchen door via the living room.I looked into lots of ways on how to reach this, which would have meant lifting the floor in the other rooms. After several hours of in-depth alternative solutions I found this product.Get a small drill piece, drill between the joints of the slats which are affected by the pressure. Make sure you trial the drill on two off cuts before going in and mark how far you go in by using insulation tap on the drill end. Once you are confident and happy then drill away. Cut the top of and squeeze the contents in. This will take some time, but perseverance is key. Weight it down for 24 hours and then the fault is solved and no longer.In my opinion this is the easiest and cost effective solution.