How To Install Engineered Hardwood Flooring Glue Down - Time Lapse

In this video I’m showing how to install engineered hardwood flooring glue down.
Oak Engineered Wood Flooring
Color: Brushed Oiled
#Engineered #Hardwood #GlueDown

[@jandoinc]

Nice Job on the Time lapse, we are getting ready to do an install and wanted to refresh my memory.

[@NicksWoodFlooring]

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[@N1ck1976]

Fantastic job and a stunning looking floor in my view🙂

[@luo6963]

I would’ve liked to see what product you used for glue and close up of tools. Also how to make cuts and a reminder to leave room at the edges for expansion but it was fun to watch in fast motion. Thanks

[@patrickhodge4975]

Great,

[@dblanc3870]

Is gluing better than nailing? I should google this, but there may be some superior tips I don't want to miss from this channel. In case.

[@jukio02]

I'm going to do this in my bedroom. Going to renovate soon.

[@osberttsilionyame1232]

Please what's the glue product type used in this process..

[@LearnEnglishWithMatta]

This was helpful. Thanks 💪🏽🇺🇸

[@Qu1802]

Great job! I really like the colour of the wood. Can you tell me what brand/colour the wood is?

[@Rhonda858]

Can I ask you a question I have a room that is 533 sq ft and I've already purchased enough engineered wood flooring to cover my floor. My question is how much should I expect to have to pay someone to install it glued down over a concrete slab, including removing the carpet that I have already installed in the room? And remove the the baseboards, glue down the flooring and reinstall the base boards im just wondering how much should I expect to pay per sq ft for labor only? I live here in Katy Texas a small town right outside of Houston, idk if my area matters or not for the price? I would really appreciate if anyone could possibly give me an idea on how much is a reasonable price to expect to pay per sq ft or for the whole 533 sq ft job? I have some contractors coming next week to give me some estimates but since I am a woman and I have no idea how is the asking price for labor and I just don't want to be taken advantage of since I'm a single mom of 4 kids...I can't afford to over pay but yet I want someone that has experience doing this type of job that will do it correctly and I understand that good work doesn't come cheap either. Thanks in advance to anyone that can aanswer my questions.

[@DanielMLaw]

$8-$10/square foot

[@weiliiiiiiiii6638]

What’s the material you put under the wood floor? I saw some people only out a layer of plastic foam. Thanks for explain it a bit😇

[@MuffinMan0521]

It's glue. There's multiple ways to secure a wood floor, float it with a pad, nail or glue. Since the surface is concrete you can't nail it down unless you put down a plywood subfloor and float it (pad). Floating is the cheap way to do it. Glueing or nailing provides a more firm surface which feels higher quality when walking on it. There's a lot of considerations to make on which method. If you do a plywood subfloor and nail it now the floor might be too high and the doors need to be trimmed on the bottom.

[@sdean88888]

I do have a question if you glow down your hardwood floor on concreate, do you need a gap between of the floor and the wall

[@nigelnorton6038]

my eye keeps being draw to that one board that is almost white

[@JakePlisskin12]

Taking down two rows at a time in open feild. Weak sauce. If that is what I think it is though alcohol based) can get sticky quick. Which is why it's awesome it's can be reactivated.

[@hillaweeable]

Dealing with removing these right now. What a nightmare to remove.

[@keithcarthy1893]

Better of with 5mm gold underlay and glueing together with wood glue as a floating floor

[@propertyvideos4642]

Awesome video! Would you ever recommend a layer of cork or PVC layer between the hardwood and the concrete? I’m going to install engineered hardwood over my concrete floors and wondering what the best way is

[@AOmega72]

RadonSeal PLUS Concrete Sealer once cured glue directly to the concrete

[@keithcarthy1893]

5mm gold underlay and fit the floor as a floating floor with 5mm underlay, will stop the creaking and the hassle of getting a glue down floor up

[@CodSmashingPasty]

How did you fit it to the bifold door? Leave a gap and fit a trim or fit it tight ect

[@Zemoyo]

Fit it tight and apply caulking to any gaps.

[@6darkness6eternal6]

Do not do that.

[@blowme5150]

What do you quote a sq ft for tongue and groove oak flooring?

[@coreyadams2737]

What brand of tap and block are you using and how can i get one?

[@cameronwatson3137]

Hi do you need to deal the screed floor prior to glue? Thanks!

[@boyibolomi2086]

You glued it down?

[@SynphulHero]

Why did you choose to remain on the subfloor while installing the boards after spreading the glue once you past the first few rows?

[@justice6603]

From my experience That glue is messy and a pain to clean so it's just easier to stay off as you install as much as possible

[@cavitycreep]

What product is that?

[@patterdalezipsuzilil]

The board ends wat too close should be half a board

[@edwardtacelosky4813]

This taught mothing

[@emiliomarroquins.4454]

Les falta el pegamento es mejor con rolos.

[@mattgreen2398]

Would you glue this type of flooring down to a ply sub floor?

[@daleturner3507]

I would use an underlay layer.

[@thegoatfather9720]

Aren't you supposed to let glue setup

[@constantinodobasa3310]

Poor installation, why do they hit the planks with the hammer and not with the rubber hammer ?

[@carloscollazo3197]

I see some errors here for sure

[@Jake-zc3fk]

The proper way to lay glue: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l57Fi6CYf8maotUsi=sV42LQekVEn3Zb1t

[@angelanderson2991]

Ugly choice of wood flooring

[@angelanderson2991]

Ugly choice in flooring

[@justinpoliandro6588]

Wait….metal hammers with hardwood floors?? Why not rubber mallets sure more expensive but way worth it can do a lot more with them

[@bajarizo7255]

Why use that glue ??? Once the floors are locked in in place they don’t go anywhere.I never seen a point with that glue

[@handymanrobroy5846]

They are not locking floors they are tongue and Grove so they would come apart

[@RoninCC]

some manufacturers specify using glue installing if there is a radiant heated floor beneath. Tongue and groove and nail/staple will not be able to handle radiant heating

[@keithcarthy1893]

Waste of time, fit as a floating floor on 5mm gold underlay