laying reclaimed parquet

[Evren]

I am using lecol 5500 to lay my parquet but i had to put some of the parquet through my table saw in order to loose the layer of bitumen in about 30 blocks where I will be laying directly on to the concrete. my question is , these blocks don’t seem to be perfectly flat at the bottom as they were not put through a planer etc.

would lecol 5500 support a few mm of difference in a parquet block or will the parquet blocks sink on one side over time eventually ?

many thanks in advance

 

[KenGMac]

Evren, good evening.

Can I suggest that you Google "Aero Ply"?

This material is used by model makers, and is a very, very thin [at times] 2 ply material down to 1 or 2 mm thick.

You could obtain such a material to " make up " the timber which I assume has been removed from the timber??? the advantage being that you are not relying on the [thick] glue line to harden uni formally and assist in ensuring all bits of flooring, including the ones you had to run through your saw?

Ken.

 

[Deleted member 174758]

Normally if you run parquet blocks through a saw the bottoms should be flat enough (in other words the adhesive you are using is designed to take out minor discrepancies)