I'll be laying a 10mm Kronos laminate onto perfectly dry Victorian quarry tiles on the ground floor of my hovel. Its a cold room that has a new radiator and, in time for Christmas, a log burner, so the room will be heated. What's the best type of laminate underlay to keep the warmth above the floor and the cold well and truly below it? I've recently come across something called Depron which bigs itself up quite nicely? Any thoughts?
Laminate underlay - baffling array
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I just use 5mm fibreboard, works great. But check how level the tiles are first, and make sure it doesn't need leveling.
QA products do a good selection I'd go with timbertech2 gold acoustic myself
dazlight: after much looking I must say I've gone with sonic gold 5mm over 5mm boarding due to the slight bumpiness of the substrate, and price/bulkiness. Already bought it. However, the description of what you suggest looks spot on, so I'll be using that when I redo the bathroom. Ta
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What boarding ? Plywood mate ?
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