Flexible floor adhesive

[Stones]

Engineered Oak being laid over concrete slab with wet UFH.  Has anyone used this particular flexible adhesive?

 

https://www.luxuryflooringandfurnishings.co.uk/pallman-p5-wood-flooring-adhesive-16kg-tubs.html

 

Any other recommendations?

 

 

[PeterW]

Yep - used this one 

 

http://www.bambooflooringcompany.com/ever-build-lumberjack-650-adhesive-14kg.html (used for bamboo)

 

and this one 

 

http://www.bambooflooringcompany.com/sika-bond-ms-wood-floor-adhesive-14kg.html (used for oak)

 

Both work really well  and you get around 20sqm per tub. 

[TheMitchells]

Wow, that seems expensive - £60 a tub!  I was planning on using Bamboo Flooring Company as we love the look of the wood and it seems much harder than oak so can be used in kitchens.  But I had not budgeted for the adhesives. Looks like I may need to revise our budget. 

[Stones]

  On 08/11/2016 at 14:24, PeterW said:

Yep - used this one 

 

http://www.bambooflooringcompany.com/ever-build-lumberjack-650-adhesive-14kg.html (used for bamboo)

 

and this one 

 

http://www.bambooflooringcompany.com/sika-bond-ms-wood-floor-adhesive-14kg.html (used for oak)

 

Both work really well  and you get around 20sqm per tub. 

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Certainly aware of Sika, but when you start looking, there is a fairly large choice of products available, for roundabout the same sort of money, that all claim to do the same job.  

[PeterW]

  On 08/11/2016 at 16:54, TheMitchells said:

Wow, that seems expensive - £60 a tub!  I was planning on using Bamboo Flooring Company as we love the look of the wood and it seems much harder than oak so can be used in kitchens.  But I had not budgeted for the adhesives. Looks like I may need to revise our budget. 

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Goes a long way !! 20sqm is £3 a sqm. That's not much difference to a decent tile adhesive 

 

 

[Declan52]

I used the sika for the same setup and have had no problems two years down the line. Think I only paid £30 a tub though. It's seriously sticky stuff, you only have maybe at a push 1 min to get the board into place and make sure it's good other wise you will need a spade to get it off the concrete.

[Stones]

Did you have to prime the concrete in any way first?

[Declan52]

I first put a weak coat of pva on the floor just to keep the dust down and when I was ready, 2 months later, I used a primer.