Vinyl: Only glue on underfloor heating?

Sorry that I’m asking again, I really have no idea: for underfloor heating, better glued down, that’s clear so far. But if you want wood, can you then use Haro click parquet and just "simply" glue it down without insulation? Or does it have to be a wooden floor without a click system? If yes, what is it called?

It is called "suitable for underfloor heating"
Always glue on underfloor heating, just no insulation in between.

Regards, Yvonne

Only what the flooring installer, the dealer selling the coverings, and also the heating installer say: no matter what it says on it.... wood significantly reduces the efficiency of underfloor heating. Everyone I asked, including BU, who even offers parquet through their carpentry department, told me to use glued vinyl, tiles, possibly linoleum or PVC, or glued carpet. Nothing else. Karsten

Parquet is parquet is parquet.

It's simply wood. And wood just feels completely different from the other materials.

We found glued lacquered multi-layer (3-layer) (wear layer was 3.9mm). We sanded it down and then oiled it.

It's just so great in terms of haptics; especially for barefoot.

However, you can only sand it down completely at most one more time. Then the wear layer is too thin. This is basically the biggest disadvantage of the usual prefinished parquet.

If we had to do the floor again (in many years; since you keep re-oiling), I would actually go for a raw parquet and then oil it on site again.