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Choosing the correct adhesive depends on several factors, including the flooring material, subfloor composition and site conditions. The right product supports secure bonding and helps minimise issues such as lifting, hollow spots or premature wear.
Adhesives may be required for:
Different formulations are designed for specific substrates, such as concrete slabs, timber bases or previously tiled surfaces. Moisture levels, curing time and flexibility requirements should also be considered before application.
Silicone sealants are commonly used where flexibility and moisture resistance are required. They allow for minor surface movement while maintaining a clean, finished appearance.
Silicone may be applied for:
Selecting the appropriate grade ensures compatibility with surrounding materials and helps prevent moisture from entering exposed edges. Proper application contributes to both appearance and durability.
A flat and even subfloor is essential for achieving a professional result. Uneven surfaces can place stress on boards, affect alignment and impact long-term performance.
Self-levelling compounds are used to prepare subfloors before installation and may assist with:
Preparation often involves cleaning the surface, applying a suitable primer and allowing adequate curing time before the flooring is laid. Proper application helps reduce the risk of movement, creaking or uneven wear.
