Adhesives & SealantsSuppliers, Distributors & Wholesalers
14 suppliers across all 50 states
Browse Adhesives & Sealants suppliers and manufacturers serving construction projects across the country. This category brings together the distributors, wholesalers, retailers, and national chains that supply Adhesives & Sealants to builders, contractors, and remodelers. Every listing is compiled from public business registries and is free to browse — no account, login, or lead form required. Use the filters to narrow by company type, service area, or state, or jump to your state below to find Adhesives & Sealants suppliers near your jobsite. Listings are not independently verified, so contact a supplier directly to confirm product availability, pricing, and lead times before you order.
14 suppliers found
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3M
St. Paul, MN
Diversified technology conglomerate producing construction adhesives, tapes, and sealants
Ardex
Aliquippa, PA
German manufacturer of high-performance tile adhesives, self-leveling compounds, and mortars
Bostik
Milwaukee, WI
Arkema subsidiary producing flooring, tile, and construction adhesives
Custom Building Products
Seal Beach, CA
Major manufacturer of tile setting materials, grouts, and surface preparation products
DAP Products
Baltimore, MD
Leading manufacturer of caulks, sealants, and adhesives for construction and repair
Dow
Midland, MI
Chemical company producing silicone sealants and construction adhesive products
GAF
Parsippany, NJ
North Americas largest roofing manufacturer producing shingles and roofing accessories
GE Silicones
Waterford, NY
Momentive subsidiary producing silicone sealants and adhesives for construction
H.B. Fuller
St. Paul, MN
Specialty adhesives manufacturer for construction, packaging, and industrial markets
Henkel/Loctite
Rocky Hill, CT
German multinational producing Loctite construction adhesives and sealants
Mapei
Deerfield Beach, FL
Italian manufacturer of adhesives, sealants, and chemical products for construction
Sika
Lyndhurst, NJ
Swiss specialty chemical company producing waterproofing, adhesives, and concrete admixtures
TEC
Huntingdon Valley, PA
H.B. Fuller brand producing tile adhesives, grouts, and surface preparation products
Titebond/Franklin
Columbus, OH
Franklin International brand producing wood glues and construction adhesives
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How to Buy Adhesives & Sealants for Construction Projects
Construction adhesives and sealants come from chemical manufacturers like Sika, Mapei, Bostik, Henkel (OSI, Loctite), Tremco, and DAP, and reach contractors through the distributors that already sell the substrates they bond: flooring adhesives through flooring distribution, curtain-wall sealants through glazing and waterproofing distributors, and general-purpose products through pro lumberyards and STAFDA-member construction supply houses. Specification matters more than brand loyalty here, because flooring, glazing, and air-barrier warranties are frequently conditioned on using the named adhesive system. Buying the bonded system from one distributor keeps warranty responsibility in one place.
Pricing runs per cartridge, sausage, pail, or drum, with case and pallet breaks that reward buying a job's worth at once; high-performance products like structural silicones and urethane membranes cost several times commodity acrylics. Distributor accounts carry net-30 terms, and manufacturers run contractor loyalty programs and jobsite-quantity quotes on specified commercial products. Shelf life is a real cost: most products carry 12 to 24 month dating, so overbuying expires on your shelf. Through 2026, pricing has settled after years of raw-material spikes, with low single-digit increases across most chemistries.
Vet an adhesive supplier on technical support and storage handling. The valuable distributors employ reps who will get a manufacturer's technical service on the phone, run adhesion testing on questionable substrates, and document approvals in writing when field conditions deviate from the data sheet. Check date codes on delivery and refuse short-dated stock, and in winter confirm the distributor protects water-based products from freezing in transit, since one freeze-thaw cycle ruins latex adhesives invisibly. For specified work, match the exact product to the spec section and keep batch numbers on file; sealant-joint failures get litigated years later.
Adhesives & Sealants Supplier FAQs
Does using a non-specified adhesive really void a flooring warranty?
Yes, routinely. Flooring manufacturers condition their warranties on listed adhesives and trowel specifications, and claims inspectors take adhesive samples for lab identification. If a moisture or bond failure occurs with an off-spec adhesive, the claim dies immediately. Save labels, batch numbers, and purchase records for every commercial installation.
What is the difference between silicone, polyurethane, and hybrid sealants for exterior joints?
Silicones handle UV and temperature extremes best and last longest but cannot be painted. Polyurethanes are paintable and tougher against abrasion but degrade faster in sun. Hybrid silyl-modified polymers split the difference with paintability and good weathering. Match movement capability, listed as plus-minus percentage, to your joint design before choosing chemistry.
How should I store adhesives and sealants on site?
Keep everything conditioned between roughly 40 and 90 degrees, off concrete floors, and out of direct sun. Water-based products are destroyed by a single hard freeze, often with no visible sign until bond failure. Rotate stock by date code, and do not stockpile more than the dating supports; expired sealant is not a bargain at any price.
When does a moisture test matter before buying flooring adhesive?
On every concrete slab. Adhesive selection depends on the slab's relative humidity per ASTM F2170: standard adhesives typically tolerate up to 75 to 85 percent RH, while high-moisture formulations cover 90 to 99 at real cost premiums. Test before you buy, because guessing wrong means either overpaying per pail or peeling floors.