Which type of flooring on underfloor heating

Does anyone actually have any idea if there is a guideline for how long you have to wait until the screed is dry enough to lay parquet? However, I am aware that this depends on several factors and the residual moisture should be measured before laying.

yes, just google "ready to lay"!

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Your glued parquet consists of exactly the same planks as your floating-installed ones? Or are you referring to two different parquet products here? The latter could also explain the sensation.

"Hörensagen" and "opinions" are not a basis

1. For underfloor heating, every covering should be glued; loose laying (and then also with impact sound insulation) is clearly wrong.
2. Only charlatans and ignorant people know a "guide value" for the readiness of screed for covering.
The readiness for covering should be determined with a CM measurement.

As a guideline, one was told about 4-6 weeks for us. Ultimately, however, the moisture content must be checked and then decided.

Product liability for the wood is not possible without being able to present a measurement protocol of a CM measurement in case of a problem.