Parquet on underfloor heating - thermal resistance problem?

Hello,

We are planning to have parquet (oak parquet) installed. Today at the specialist store, we were advised to have the floor glued down. This saves the insulation and is better for underfloor heating. In general, parquet is not ideal for underfloor heating. (Heat does not pass through as well as with other floors) Has anyone here happened to have dealt with this for a longer time? What should be considered?

By the way, the installation is supposed to cost 30 euros per sqm [emoji15] 15 euros for laying, 15 euros for the glue.

Thank you very much for your information

The costs for installation are normal to affordable. When designing the underfloor heating (installation spacing), the parquet must be taken into account. Basically, no problem at all. Gluing is always qualitatively better than floating installation.

We have oak parquet 16 mm here. No problem at all, cozily warm. But I would never want to do without gluing it. Just the feeling of walking on it alone.

In any case stick The price is okay

With us, installation should also cost 30 euros. So I find that normal too.

Is the adhesive really that expensive? So if you were to do it yourself, would you also pay 30€ per m² for the adhesive?