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The Sticky Subject of Choosing the Right Glue for Installing Your Engineered Floor

So you’ve decided to install your new engineered floor yourself. You’ve got your kneepads, your saws, pencil, tape measure, a few other accessories and a whole lot of gusto. You’ve decided to go with a glue-down installation. Now the question is, what kind of glue do you use?

Acoustical Adhesive Installation Guide

Because of its construction, engineered hardwood brings with it a number of advantages including quick installation. This project focuses on installing an engineered floor with glue. Glue, Float and Nail installation are three main methods used for installing this type of floor.

Glue Installation: Planks are glued to the sub-floor. Must be used when installing cork or parquet flooring. Concrete sub-flooring is required.

9 Steps

Snap a Chalkline
Prepare to Install the First Row
Lay the Starter Row
Complete the First Row
Install the First Plank on the Second Row

Installing an Engineered Hardwood Floor with Glue