Or even floating?
Having read many other threads here I'm still not sure
Our concrete kitchen floor is dry & old -
The good lady wants solid wood for the the kitchen ( without a washing machine) ... would an oak floor be ok?
.....if its not, engineered seems the way to go.
What options do I have for fixing it? -
1. Nail direct to concrete?
2. Glue direct to concrete?
3. floating? (what underlay is best?)
4. Batons ( & how do I affix to concrete?)
5. something else?
(4 isn't good as it raises the floor height too much really)
Thanks in Advance
Having read many other threads here I'm still not sure
Our concrete kitchen floor is dry & old -
The good lady wants solid wood for the the kitchen ( without a washing machine) ... would an oak floor be ok?
.....if its not, engineered seems the way to go.
What options do I have for fixing it? -
1. Nail direct to concrete?
2. Glue direct to concrete?
3. floating? (what underlay is best?)
4. Batons ( & how do I affix to concrete?)
5. something else?
(4 isn't good as it raises the floor height too much really)
Thanks in Advance