Soudal sealants cover almost every sealing job on a modern building, and we structure the range by application so you can match the right chemistry to the substrate and movement. For bathrooms and kitchens we stock sanitary silicones such as Silirub and the Stay Fresh Range, designed to resist mould growth and constant moisture around showers, baths, sinks and worktops. For glazing, window and door installations you will find low modulus frame sealants, hybrid sealants and neutral cure silicones that bond reliably to glass, PVC, aluminium, timber and modern composites while accommodating joint movement over time.

Construction and flooring sealants sit alongside these everyday products. Soudaflex polyurethane joint sealants are used on concrete slabs, loading bays, warehouse floors and external hardstanding where heavy traffic and mechanical stress demand a tougher flexible joint. Specialist fire rated sealants and high temperature sealants cover penetration sealing, expansion joints around fire compartments and localised high heat areas. Roofing and exterior building envelopes are supported by Soudal roofing sealants and coatings for gutters, flashings, lead replacement details and emergency leak repairs.

The sealant section also includes acrylic decorators caulks, crack repair sealants and primers, applicators and cleaners so you can prepare surfaces correctly, achieve a clean bead and maintain equipment. Across the Soudal sealant range you will see familiar sub brands such as Silirub, Soudaseal, Soudaflex, Firecryl and Soudal SWS airtight construction products. Each is explained in more detail in its own area, with typical applications and links to matching accessories, so you can move from this overview straight into the best sealant for your particular job.

Expanding foam is one of Soudal’s core strengths and we carry a wide range of Soudafoam and Soudal Trade Expanding Foams tailored to different trades. Classic Soudafoam Gap Filling Foams are used to fill voids, insulate around service penetrations and seal irregular gaps where standard sealants cannot bridge the opening. Window & Door Installation Foams are formulated for stable expansion and controlled pressure, helping you fix and insulate frames without distortion. In more demanding situations there are Soudafoam products designed for systems work, airtight installation and improved acoustic and thermal performance.

Fire Rated Foams, including specific Soudafoam FR grades, are available for fire stopping joints and penetrations where a tested fire resistance is required as part of a wider passive fire protection strategy. For fixings and board work, PU foam adhesives such as Soudabond replace traditional mortar dabs and cartridge adhesives when you want fast, clean bonding of plasterboard, insulation boards, blocks and timber. These foam adhesives reduce mixing, waste and curing time and are especially useful on busy sites or overhead work.

We also stock the Soudal Genius Gun Expanding Foam Range, which gives can control similar to a foam gun in a convenient handheld format for users who do not want to invest in a dedicated applicator. Foam guns, spare nozzles and foam cleaners sit alongside the foams themselves so you can keep equipment working properly and avoid blockages. Whether you are filling gaps, installing frames, bonding boards or working on fire rated joints, the Soudal expanding foam section allows you to choose between Soudafoam, Soudabond and Genius Gun ranges with clear guidance on where each is most effective.

Beyond sealants and foams, Soudal adhesives at Platinum Chemicals cover structural timber joints, flooring, cladding, repair work and specialist fixings. The wood glue range includes fast setting PVA wood adhesives for interior joinery, D3 and D4 water resistant grades for kitchens, bathrooms and exterior joinery, and polyurethane wood glues for high strength, moisture resistant bonds on doors, windows, stairs and structural timbers. These are supported by wood fillers, repair compounds and tapes so you can fill, sand and finish timber before or after bonding.

Hybrid polymer grab adhesives and construction adhesives provide strong initial grab and permanent elasticity when you need to bond mixed materials such as metal to masonry, PVC to brickwork or composite panels to subframes. PU construction adhesives and foam based board adhesives cover subfloors, decking, insulation and panel work, offering rapid curing and reduced mechanical fixings. Contact adhesives and spray adhesives serve laminates, rubber, foams and sheet materials across joinery, flooring and fabrication.

For structural fixings into masonry and concrete, we stock Soudafix chemical anchor resins in various chemistries suited to standard and demanding conditions. These resins are used with threaded studs and rebar for fixings where mechanical anchors alone are not suitable. Mitre kits, superglues, repair epoxies and epoxy sticks take care of small repairs, edge bonding and detailed work where precision and fast cure are crucial. Each adhesive category on the site explains where Soudal products fit into timber work, board bonding, anchoring and repair, and you can pair them with matching primers, tapes, applicators and cleaners to build a complete bonded system.

Hybrid polymer technology is a major part of Soudal’s offer and we give it dedicated space in the Fix ALL and Soudaseal ranges. Fix ALL combines the roles of sealant and adhesive in one cartridge, allowing you to bond and seal a huge variety of materials with a single product family. Within the Fix ALL range you will find versions optimised for all round flexibility, crystal clear bonding, extremely high initial grab, rapid strength build or specialised floor and wall applications. This makes Fix ALL a practical core product for general builders, shopfitters, maintenance engineers and installers who need one dependable hybrid system across many jobs.

Soudaseal hybrid sealants sit alongside Fix ALL and are often used where movement, weather resistance and paintability are more important than very high grab. Soudaseal 215LM, for example, is suited to low modulus movement joints around window and door frames, facades and cladding where a traditional polyurethane sealant might be too hard or too sensitive to weathering. High tack and rapid cure variants provide extra options where heavy components or fast turnaround are involved.

On the site you will find full sections for Soudal Fix ALL and Soudaseal products, supported by detailed guides explaining how hybrids compare with classic silicone and polyurethane sealants. By using hybrids intelligently you can often reduce the number of separate sealants and adhesives you need to carry, while still matching or improving on performance for external frames, internal partitions, sanitary areas, flooring and general construction joints. This brand hub links you through to those dedicated hybrid pages so you can decide whether a Fix ALL or Soudaseal product is the most efficient choice on your project.

Soudal’s range of cleaners, lubricants and engineering aerosols is designed to support installation and maintenance work around sealants, foams and adhesives. Surface cleaners and degreasers help remove oil, grease, uncured residues and general dirt from substrates before bonding or sealing, improving adhesion and reducing the risk of failure. Dedicated adhesive removers, foam cleaners and hand wipes allow you to clean tools, guns and hands safely at the end of the job, reducing wastage and extending equipment life.

We also stock a broad selection of Soudal engineering aerosols covering lubrication, protection and specialist tasks. These include multi purpose maintenance sprays for freeing seized parts, white grease for heavy duty lubrication, PTFE sprays and dry lubricants for clean, low friction performance, silicone sprays for rubber and plastic components, and contact sprays for electrical maintenance. Each aerosol is clearly described with its key benefits, operating temperature range, compatibility and typical applications, so you can select the right spray for hinges, locks, machinery, electrical contacts, chains, sliding rails and more.

These cleaners and aerosols complete the Soudal system by looking after the areas around your main work. Preparing surfaces properly, protecting moving parts and maintaining tools all contribute to longer lasting installations and fewer call backs. On our site they sit under Soudal cleaners, lubricants and engineering aerosols, and are cross linked from the relevant sealant, adhesive and foam pages to help you build sensible product combinations for each job.

Many Soudal products are grouped into wider systems that address complete building details rather than individual joints or fixings. The Soudal Window System, for example, combines airtight construction sealants, foams and tapes to create a controlled, energy efficient seal around windows and doors. When you browse our airtight construction section you will see how these foams and sealants are designed to work as part of a layered installation that controls air leakage, moisture movement and thermal bridging.

Roofing and external envelope work is supported by roof repair coatings, flashing sealants, emergency leak repair products and compatible primers. Soudal roofing sealants and liquid coatings are often used together to tackle gutters, flat roofs, flashings and junctions where multiple materials meet. Our guides and product descriptions explain how to use these systems for quick patch repairs as well as more permanent refurbishments.

In structural repair and civil work, Soudafix chemical anchors and specialist sealants can be combined with other structural repair systems on the site to create complete solutions for cracked masonry, loose fixings and reinstated structural elements. Throughout our Soudal content we focus on showing how individual products sit inside a system, whether that is a window installation, a damp and airtight envelope, a trafficable concrete floor or a repaired roof. This brand hub makes those relationships visible so you can move from a general requirement, such as airtight construction or roof repair, into the correct Soudal system components with a clear understanding of how they work together.

Q: How do I decide whether to use a Soudal sealant, foam or adhesive?

A: Start with what you need the product to do. If you are closing a moving joint, weathering a frame or sealing a sanitary area, a Soudal sealant or hybrid is usually the right choice. If you are filling a larger void or insulating around frames, Soudafoam or another expanding foam is better. If you are bonding materials together, then Soudal adhesives, Fix ALL hybrids or Soudabond foam adhesives are more appropriate. On the site we group Soudal products by task, so if you start from the Soudal Sealants, Soudal Expanding Foam or Soudal Adhesives hub it becomes easier to choose.

Q: When should I choose a Soudal hybrid like Fix ALL or Soudaseal instead of a pure silicone?

A: Hybrid polymers such as Fix ALL and Soudaseal are a good choice when you need both strong bonding and sealing, or when you want a paintable, low odour product with broad adhesion. They are particularly useful on external frames, cladding, interior partitions and many mixed material joints. Conventional silicones such as Silirub remain the best option for many sanitary and glazing applications, high temperature work and some very movement-heavy joints. If you need guidance, our Soudal Sealants and Fix ALL hub pages explain where hybrids perform better and where a classic silicone is still preferred.

Q: What is the difference between Soudafoam expanding foam and Soudabond foam adhesives?

A: Soudafoam expanding foams are primarily designed for filling and insulating gaps, sealing around frames and treating penetrations. They expand to fill voids and provide good thermal and acoustic performance. Soudabond products are foam adhesives formulated for bonding boards, blocks and timber elements. They are applied in beads rather than large fills and are used where you want to replace mortar beds or cartridge adhesives. Both use similar foam chemistry but are optimised for different tasks. Our Soudal Expanding Foam and Soudal Adhesives hubs explain which Soudafoam and Soudabond products suit each application.

Q: When do Soudafix chemical anchors make more sense than a standard fixing?

A: Soudafix chemical anchors are used when you need higher load capacity, closer edge distances or more reliable performance in weaker substrates than a standard expansion anchor can give. The resin locks the stud or rebar into the concrete or masonry without putting expansion pressure on the base material, which is crucial near edges, in cracked concrete or in hollow blocks when used with sleeves. They are well suited to structural steel, balustrades, canopy supports, machinery bases and many safety critical fixings. In our Soudal Adhesives and anchor sections you will find guidance on choosing between Soudafix grades and traditional mechanical anchors.

Q: How does the Soudal Fix ALL range fit into the wider Soudal offering?

A: Fix ALL is Soudal’s flagship hybrid polymer family and sits at the centre of many of our Soudal recommendations. These products act as both high performance sealants and adhesives, bonding and sealing most construction materials inside and out. Within the range you will find variants focused on flexibility, crystal clear appearance, extremely high initial grab, very fast curing or specific floor and wall use. The idea is to give trade users a small set of cartridges that can handle many tasks on site, rather than carrying multiple separate products for every joint or bonding job.

Q: What is Soudaseal and when would I pick it over Fix ALL?

A: Soudaseal is Soudal’s broader family of hybrid sealants and adhesives, with products optimised for façade joints, frame sealing, movement joints and other construction details. You would typically pick Soudaseal where you want a high quality, low modulus joint sealant with excellent movement capability and weather resistance, rather than a heavy duty grab adhesive. Fix ALL is more of an all rounder for bonding and sealing, while Soudaseal products such as 215LM are tuned specifically for long life joint sealing on external envelopes, curtain walling and glazing perimeters where flexibility is critical.

Q: Where do Silirub and Soudaflex sit compared with hybrids?

A: Silirub is Soudal’s main silicone brand and remains a top choice for sanitary work, glazing and some façade applications where a pure silicone is still the best technical solution. Soudaflex covers polyurethane joint sealants, which are widely used for floor joints and heavy traffic areas that need a tough, flexible seal. Hybrids like Fix ALL and Soudaseal overlap with both in some uses, but silicones still lead in high temperature and certain glazing jobs, and polyurethanes still dominate trafficable floor joints. On our Soudal Sealants page we explain how these families compare so you can choose with confidence.

Q: What is the Genius Gun range and how does it differ from standard cans?

A: The Genius Gun range packages Soudal Trade Expanding Foam technology in a can with an integrated trigger and flow control. It gives you control similar to a foam gun without buying separate equipment, and the valve can often be closed and re-used over several weeks if stored correctly. We recommend Genius Gun to maintenance teams, smaller contractors and serious DIY users who use foam or foam adhesives regularly but not enough to justify full gun systems on every vehicle. For heavy daily use and maximum yield, a professional gun with gun grade Soudafoam or Soudabond remains the better option.