Gluing wood outdoors in freezing temperatures, which glue?

[joakim_j]

I am working on the framework for my extension. I need to glue some things (wood to wood, that is), but now there's a cold snap, so it doesn't seem to go above 3 degrees in the next few days.

The winter glue seems to be only for indoor use as far as I can see. What I'm gluing now will be indoors eventually, but it will be exposed for at least a couple of months.

The outdoor glues seem to have a working temperature of at least +5 degrees.

So which glue should one choose?

 

[MrJay]

 

[Alexander HB]

ESSTACK Nordic Pro

Almost 1000 kronor per liter though.. gah.

 

[Kardan79]

Or...

 

[MrJay]

Almost 1000 kronor per liter though.. gah.

Use Dana Cool Tack 286 instead, about 90kr per tube.

 

[Norrtull]

I'm using Byggmax vinterlim, so far shovels and garden furniture are holding up. It might not be a super glue, but it holds for smaller projects according to my experience.

 

[Kardan79]

I use Byggmax winter glue; so far, shovels and garden furniture are holding up. It may not be a superglue, but it works for smaller projects according to my experience.

Does it cure at sub-zero temperatures? A sättlim?

 

[Norrtull]

According to my small examples, both the spade and garden furniture have hardened. It was perhaps down to -6 degrees outside during the day.