Wood adhesives

Wood adhesives are substances used to bond pieces of wood together, creating strong, durable joints. They work by filling microscopic gaps between wood surfaces and hardening to hold the pieces firmly in place. Common types include PVA (white or yellow glue), epoxy, and polyurethane adhesives, each suited for different applications like furniture, carpentry, or woodworking crafts. These adhesives are specially formulated to penetrate wood pores, providing a secure and lasting bond while allowing for some flexibility to accommodate wood movement. Properly used, they ensure structural integrity and aesthetic quality in wood constructions.