Svenson008
2021-01-10 14:08:42
- #1
Hello everyone,
I am currently informing myself about the topic of gluing parquet and just can't get past a few questions..
The situation is as follows:
I have built a single-family house in timber frame construction and would like to glue parquet over the entire upper floor except the bathroom. It should be glued because we have underfloor heating and, moreover, impact sound should be minimized.
An accelerated cement screed has been installed, the heating-up program is already done, and the last CM measurement showed 1.5%, so the floor would now be ready for covering.
Now for the questions:
1. Does the screed need to be ground?
2. Do floor unevennesses need to be evened out? (According to DIN Schlagmichtot the specification is up to 3mm per 1m, I have unevenness of about 4mm in a few places)
3. Do the expansion joints built into the screed need to be closed or can you simply lay over them? They are only present at the doors in my case (with a flexible knife cutting every 15cm and inserting wave connectors and filling with resin would, I think, be a possibility)
I would be very happy about your experiences.
Regards
Svenson

I am currently informing myself about the topic of gluing parquet and just can't get past a few questions..
The situation is as follows:
I have built a single-family house in timber frame construction and would like to glue parquet over the entire upper floor except the bathroom. It should be glued because we have underfloor heating and, moreover, impact sound should be minimized.
An accelerated cement screed has been installed, the heating-up program is already done, and the last CM measurement showed 1.5%, so the floor would now be ready for covering.
Now for the questions:
1. Does the screed need to be ground?
2. Do floor unevennesses need to be evened out? (According to DIN Schlagmichtot the specification is up to 3mm per 1m, I have unevenness of about 4mm in a few places)
3. Do the expansion joints built into the screed need to be closed or can you simply lay over them? They are only present at the doors in my case (with a flexible knife cutting every 15cm and inserting wave connectors and filling with resin would, I think, be a possibility)
I would be very happy about your experiences.
Regards
Svenson