
Installation with Glue-Down Technique
installation with glue-down technique, walking on the new floor while installation is happening or during drying-period should be mini.
When using the glue-down installation method, avoid walking on the new floor during installation or the drying period to ensure proper adhesion.

Under-floor heating
One of the main reasons to install engineered flooring is due to its ability copping well with under-floor heating. The multi-layer design prevents excessive swelling or shrinking as the temperature changes, ensuring long-term stability.
Suitable glue is needed to be used for installation with clear instructions regarding drying time, consumption and application provided bright with the tongue side facing the timber swelling or shrinking as the temperature changes.
It is essential to use suitable glue for installation, following the manufacturer’s instructions regarding drying time, consumption, and application. Always install the boards with the tongue side facing the correct direction for optimal results.
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Basements
Engineered Flooring is also a great choice to be laid in basements due to its stability and resistance to moisture-related expansion and contraction. Floorboards are typically installed parallel to the longest wall in the room, which is the most common direction for all types of wood flooring.
Stairs
Engineered floors are stable and grippy enough to avoid any potential accidents so perfect for stairs.
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Underlay Benefits
A proper underlay helps prevent moisture from rising through the subfloor and into the flooring. Additionally, underlays can provide acoustic insulation, reducing noise transmission and enhancing comfort.
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Thickness and Quality
Underlays for Engineered timber flooring are typically 3mm closed cell plastic foam. For commercial projects and body corporate related spaces such as investment properties, 5 star rubber