Advice - Can you fully bond solid oak onto an already fully bonded Regupol / similar acoustic underlay,,, Or does the ba$*ard need to be uplifted & adhesive too... thanks in advance
Solid oak Mario...it's gonna move a lot more than tiles. Matt raised a point before about the adhesive also....of its not stuck with wood glue it won't have the same shear strength.
Actually does say you can stick down to it but its the American site and its a certain type specially for hardwood flooring? Is this even the same stuff we get over here?
cheers for the comments & opinions chaps, appreciated... the adhesive they've used at site to bond the acoustic underlay 'Bostik Laybond Pressure Sensetive Ultimate Adhesive for all resilient floor coverings'
from what i've seen at site this does look like a flexi adhesive, at least the small section i tried to pull up did,,, freakin weeel bonded!! call to CMS Danskin 1st thing me thinks!
what about this one http://www.constructionresources.com/products/envelope/regupol.asp?PageCategoryID=1
If the conditions are correct and the moisture levels in the wood are correct then I see no reason why not, Use a good MS adhesive fully bonded, If the conditions are correct then you will not get much or any movement,
did call but as per Merit's comment not a great deal of wisdom was forthcoming... you get far better advice on this forum than many of the so called tech. advisor's at some of these suppliers