CLIMATE® Adhesive is a high-performance structural adhesive system designed to increase building strength, resilience, and survivability against extreme weather and seismic events.
Unlike traditional construction methods, CLIMATE bonds assemblies into a continuous, energy-absorbing structure.

CLIMATE solves the problem of structural failure caused by movement, fatigue, and weak connections.
Most buildings fail at joints — CLIMATE reinforces those joints so the structure moves together instead of tearing apart.

CLIMATE® NS dramatically strengthens the bond between framing and sheathing, creating a unified structural system.
It reduces nail fatigue, limits movement, and significantly improves performance in hurricanes and earthquakes.

CLIMATE Adhesives can increase structural performance by 200–300% compared to fasteners alone.
They maintain strength while remaining flexible, allowing buildings to absorb force instead of cracking.

Fasteners hold — CLIMATE bonds.
CLIMATE distributes loads across entire assemblies, reduces stress concentration, and prevents progressive failure during extreme events.

No — CLIMATE works with mechanical fasteners to dramatically improve performance.
Together, they create stronger, safer, and more resilient structures than either method alone.

CLIMATE strengthens the connections that hurricanes attack first.
By reinforcing roof decks, wall assemblies, and load paths, CLIMATE helps structures resist uplift, racking, and separation.

Survivability means a building remains standing, intact, and repairable after extreme events.
It prioritizes occupant safety, reduced damage, and faster recovery — not just minimum code compliance.

CLIMATE allows structures to flex, absorb energy, and stay connected under stress.
This prevents sudden failures and reduces the likelihood of catastrophic collapse.

CLIMATE aligns directly with fortified construction principles by reinforcing critical connections.
It enhances wind resistance, seismic performance, and overall durability of the building envelope.

Yes. Stronger, more resilient buildings present lower risk to insurers.
CLIMATE supports prevention-based construction that can qualify for fortified programs and insurance incentives.

CLIMATE can help open doors to fortified home programs, preferred coverage, and risk-based incentives.
Insurers increasingly value materials that reduce loss severity — CLIMATE directly supports that goal.

CLIMATE is designed to meet or exceed applicable construction and performance standards.
It complements existing codes while providing performance beyond minimum requirements.

Yes. CLIMATE is engineered to remain flexible, durable, and effective for the life of the structure.
It resists cracking, shrinking, and brittleness even with temperature swings and movement.

CLIMATE absorbs movement instead of transferring it to weak points.
This protects fasteners, framing members, and entire assemblies from fatigue and failure.

Yes. CLIMATE installs quickly using standard jobsite tools and fits seamlessly into existing workflows.
No redesigns, special labor, or complicated processes are required.

Absolutely. CLIMATE is effective in both new builds and structural upgrades.
It’s ideal for strengthening existing homes and improving resilience in new construction.

CLIMATE may add modest upfront cost but significantly reduces long-term expenses.
Fewer repairs, lower insurance risk, and reduced storm damage deliver strong ROI.

Because repairing failure costs far more than preventing it.
CLIMATE reduces catastrophic damage, downtime, and rebuild costs over the life of a structure.

Because buildings should be designed to survive — not just pass code.
CLIMATE makes structures safer, stronger, and more resilient in a world of increasingly extreme weather.