Floating Floor Installation for engineered hardwood flooring

Floating Flooring Installation guidelines

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• Hardwood
• flooring
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• emerald
• hardwood
• floors

[JoelCaldwellZero]

i'm a little bit alarmed that after 3:12 of youtube instruction i can feel comfortable that "as a professional installer, I could be called upon to install many types of wood floors in different applications ....." Learning a trade must be so overrated

[99XM]

@ThugVojtaz YES CLEAN WITH WATER AND IT WILL CHANGE STRUCTURE AND PART TURN THEMSELVES.

I HAVE IT AT HOME AND I DONT LIKE IT. SOUND????? A MASSIVE FLOR PROTECTS MORE FROM THE SOUND, I HAD MANY FLOOR AND I DONT LIKE THE WOOD FLOOR,

[ThugVojtaz]

@99XM LOL what a bullshit You say... You can clean it with water+ detergent for floating floors, it`s obvious to use nearly dry pad. If You had holes why You fit the floor? why didn`t repair them? and what did You used to put under it? there are 7mm eco pads to reduce sound ;/ and DON`T TELL SHIT TO PEOPLE IF YOU DON`T KNOW NOTHING ABOUT.

[99XM]

@makondoo its better to use glue, but Floating Floor made of wood is a shit.

i have places where the panels move, like there is holes, nad my neightbour listen me walking, and its dirt because it cant be cleaned with water, or even wax or oil.

I DONT RECOMEND THIS KIND OF FLOOR TO ANYONE, AND PROIBITED IN WET ZONES.

[makondoo]

u dont need glue... i placed mine floor alone and didnt use glue... it was 10 years ago and its still... pieces get in one another as puzzle and u dont need a glue

[Whiteyruss1]

@mikesandytoes Thats what she said...

[mshmsh559]

thank you

[Orsonpitbull]

nooo glue!!!

[threeworlds]

thanks!

[hispanishguy]

do you have to glue every single piece of wood?