Neige
2016-03-09 19:49:53
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I had the impression when laying parquet that floors with an MDF core layer form slightly fewer joints than those with solid wood. Frank, joints can also occur with floating floors. Installation is always from left to right, that is, tongue towards the wall, regardless of whether floating or glued. Before laying, you should check how many planks you need for the length of the room. This is important so that you have about the same plank width at the beginning and end. It may well be necessary to saw the first row. When gluing, it is important to prepare the first three rows in advance, so to speak. In your case, you start at the wall on the left side of the plan and work your way towards the column. Necessary cutouts should also be prepared before applying the adhesive. For the column, you can either use a contour template or make one out of cardboard. As a finish at the column, there are flexible floor profiles or use liquid cork (of course, work very carefully here). Then you must of course pay attention to suitable adhesive and the notched trowel to be used (mostly TKB B9). Please be sure to follow the parquet manufacturer's specifications here. So, if I have accidentally written something incorrectly or forgotten anything, please correct and add. Sent with my handheld device link removed by moderation _________________________ Construction expert