Looking for some advice please. I need to re-glue some parquet flooring blocks that have come loose. The floor base is on soil (no damp proof as its an old house). The blocks are solid wood. I'm looking for glue recommendations please.
Re-laying loose parquet flooring
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soil?
A lot of parquet is held down with bitumen. I did my repairs on a concrete floor with sythaprufe
https://www.homebase.co.uk/ikopro-synthaprufe-original-5l_p194837
it forms the DPC and sticks the parquet down.
I would cover the surface of the parquet with masking tape in case it goes where you don't want.
I had to dig a new bit of floor out so concreted and applied sythaprufe as DPC . Then relaid the blocks with more sythaprufe.
A lot of parquet is held down with bitumen. I did my repairs on a concrete floor with sythaprufe
https://www.homebase.co.uk/ikopro-synthaprufe-original-5l_p194837
it forms the DPC and sticks the parquet down.
I would cover the surface of the parquet with masking tape in case it goes where you don't want.
I had to dig a new bit of floor out so concreted and applied sythaprufe as DPC . Then relaid the blocks with more sythaprufe.
It’s An Adhesive I need. The original floor has been laid with bitumen on top of Earth.
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Well, many people use sythaprufe as the adhesive.
But if you want a different adhesive, you will need to check that it is ok on bitumen
No idea but
https://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-Parquet+Cork-Flooring-Adhesive---2-5L/p/620953
But if you want a different adhesive, you will need to check that it is ok on bitumen
No idea but
https://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-Parquet+Cork-Flooring-Adhesive---2-5L/p/620953
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