Engineered Hardwood: Glued Down
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As always....you guys did an AWESOME job!!!
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Did you lay down Bostik's MVP4 before the glue-down installation? Also did you test the slab for moisture? I'm about to install some Cherry maple over slab and I keep hearing you should seal the slab before. I'm confused any help would be appreciated.
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Great job. Would you recommend glue down over the plywood floor?
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@marcusysasi I would recommend putting on a coat of "Bostik's MVP" prior to the adhesive. The stain on the concrete concerns me due to possible contamination.
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I want to put engineered hardwood over my stained concrete floors and and wanting to know what kind of prep do I have to do. The finish on my floors are a water based roll on finish. Can I apply the glue directly on my concrete?
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I didn't know Daniel Alfredsson does flooring in the off season.
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I typically caution folks against gluing down a solid 3/4" thick floor. Unless the new flooring material is perfectly acclimated, the chances for failure are pretty high. I would suggest looking for a nice plank engineered product. The engineered products are much more stable. Thanks for watching!!!
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hi, read some of the coments and is realy confusing no mvp,what you think about 3/4 harwood maple 5" wide?any help would be appreciated!!
Great Job Folks! I have a question about the blue tape. What purpose does it serve? Secondly if you find moisture in your slab what can you do in order to still lay engineered flooring?
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tangotwowithme 11 months ago
@tangotwowithme The blue tape is to simply keep the first few runs of flooring from separating while the adhesive is still setting. I do not recommend hardwoods be installed over a slab unless the MC is at or below 3 lbs according to a calcium chloride test. Another line of protection would be to apply a chemical moisture retarder or urethane membrane prior to installing the flooring. Thanks for watching!
refinedhardwood 11 months ago
Some installers said that you don`t have to stand on the floor that its been install, and I seing this guys doing the the other way uhmmm... whats the right way to do it ?
onepickymen1 2 years ago 2
A glued down floor should always be pressed to the subfloor with a roller or by walking the floor, very carefully. There is no problem with walking on a glued down floor while the adhesive is still wet as long as you walk properly and are mindful that the floor will shift. Thanks for watching!
refinedhardwood 2 years ago