- What type of flooring to choose?
- What kind of flooring to choose?
- Solid wood flooring, engineered wood flooring, laminate flooring: advantages & disadvantages
- What is Solid Wood Flooring?
- What is Engineered Wood Flooring?
- What is Laminate Flooring ?
- What Is PVC Wood Flooring?
- What types of wood flooring can be installed with underfloor heating?
- What types of wood flooring can be installed over an underfloor cooling system?
- Which parquet should you choose for a humid room?
- How to choose flooring for a high foot traffic area?
- Which Wood Species to Choose?
- What finishes for your parquet?
- Laying your flooring – the basics –
- How to maintain your parquet or laminate flooring
- What are the technical specifications?
What types of wood flooring can be installed over an underfloor cooling system?
Some kinds of wood flooring can, under certain circumstances, be installed over an underfloor cooling system:
Choose solid or engineered wood flooring of low thickness (‹ 10 mm) and made from wood species rated at usage class 3.
The flooring’s thermal resistance must be less than 0.09 (m2 K/W). Compatibility with the underfloor cooling system must be clearly indicated by the manufacturer.
Employ the glue-down method for the whole flooring installation, using a glue guaranteed suitable for the purpose. Use floor leveling compounds and associated primers.Do not cover the wood floor with carpet.
NOT COMPATIBLE: solid wood flooring laid on battens, floating engineered wood flooring, and laminate flooring.