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Carpets, Lino & Flooring

How to glue down a Click Herringbone Engineered Floor?

Anonymous user 03/03/2024 - 3.37 PM

We really like the look of the Boen Click Herringbone Oak Adagio Parquet. I also would like to glue it down instead of leaving it floating, as I understand that it gives a better end product. The Click Installation instructions show to build the triangles against a wall and start from there. I think that to glue it down, you would need to slightly adjust/ slide these triangle shapes on the wet glue to get the joints correctly? Is this the correct way to do that? Basically, how to glue down a Click Herringbone Engineered Floor? Maybe, the answer is that you never glue down a Click system and use T&G instead. Thank you very much for your support in advance.

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3 Answers

Anonymous user

Click also known as Glueless lock is not recommended to be fully bonded to the sub floor, it is designed to be floated as a more cost effective option. If you want to use adhesive get a traditional T & G solid or engineered herringbone block floor.👍
Answered17 March 2021
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Glueing down is the best option but it needs to be onto a sub floor
Answered23 March 2021
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Anonymous user

If your wanting something to stick to the sub floor I would definitely recommend T&G solid herringbone block. Depending on your sub floor if its timber it could be secret nailed (recommend) not a fan of glueing any type of floor.
Answered25 March 2021
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