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wood you like - do you think then if my underfloor is uneven then that could account for the "bounce"? COuld it be as simply as lifting up the plank of wood in the problem area and raising the floor a little with padding to make the engineered wood sit level? Maybe it needs more time to calm...

could be that the fiber boards are contributing to your problem, if the underfloor was slightly uneven this type of underlayment can make the floor end up feeling "bouncy" and creating noise wood you like - do you think then if my underfloor is uneven then that could account for the "bounce"...

Hi to all who have replied.THANKS! This is very helpful. not sure if the wood has been glued...i don't think so. Would that help? it is a click/lock- in system. the underlay is now new and is a 3mm multi flex underlay. The first company used a foam underlay. i chose not to have a...

The floor is a floating floor. Installed in that way both times. There is no divider between hall and livingrom. I don't think the second company have damaged any T&G but because it was left for 8 months withoiut enough expansion they seem to think it has been manipulated and it needs time to...

I had an engineered wood put down (Howdens) by a real cowboy in July 09. It had a huge bulge in the main thorougfare from hall to livingroom and creaked badly. I just had it lifted and re laid by a new company. The problem was that there was not enough expansion. That has now been sorted but...