Mannington
Mannington MR-710 is a premium moisture-cure urethane adhesive formulated specifically for installing Mannington RESET Recycled Rubber Sports flooring in tile and sheet formats. It provides a strong, flexible bond suited to the demands of athletic and high-traffic rubber flooring, and is compatible with both concrete and wood subfloors. Available in 4 gallon pails.
| Type | Moisture-cure urethane, single component |
| Compatible Flooring | Mannington RESET Recycled Rubber Sports flooring — tile and sheet |
| Compatible Subfloors | Concrete (on, above, or below grade); wood subfloors |
| Open Time | 20–30 minutes at 70°F / 50% RH |
| Working Time | 45–60 minutes at 70°F / 50% RH |
| Initial Bond | 2–4 hours — light foot traffic only |
| Full Cure | 24–48 hours — heavy traffic and rolling loads |
| Application Temperature | 65°F–85°F — subfloor and adhesive must be within this range |
| Moisture Limit | Concrete: ≤5 lbs/1000 sq ft/24 hrs (MVER) or ≤75% RH in slab |
| VOC | Compliant with LEED EQc4.1 low-emitting adhesives |
| Clean-Up | Mineral spirits or paint thinner before cure — cured adhesive is very difficult to remove |
| Shelf Life | 12 months in unopened container stored at 65°F–80°F |
Available through PreFloorTools.com. Sold by the pail (4 gallons). This is a moisture-cure urethane with hazardous cleanup solvents — obtain and review the full MSDS before use. Adequate ventilation required during application.
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How-to, setup and maintenance from the PreFloor Knowledge Center.
Trowel notch, coverage, moisture limits and transfer checks for gluing engineered wood to concrete, using Bostik and Sika data as examples.
Relaxing rolls, keeping every roll running the same direction, seam methods, adhesives and rolling for sheet rubber, per Mannington, Tarkett and Roppe.
What causes adhesive bleed, bubbles and telegraphing under resilient flooring, and what the manufacturers say about preventing and fixing each one.
How to pick the right trowel notch for resilient flooring adhesive, why porous and non-porous substrates differ, and how to check coverage.
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