Parquet wood flooring - Glue or nail?

Hi have engineer oak flooring to be layed in a herringbone style and going directly on to q mark plyboars. The playboard is nailed to wooden floor and is all even.
Do I use flooring adhesive , nails or both?
I've seen glue used previously and with nails for extra securness but wondering if I can get away from using glue. Thoughts and advice please

 

Use an MS Polymer wood floor adhesive. Rewmar MS Polymer or F Balls B95, there are others.

 

Thank you. Can I ask what the benefits are of using adhesive over nails ? Tha ks

 

We always fully bond engineered wood herringbone.

 

What type and what size of nails to use whilst also using adhesive?

 

Just glue it down. Full coverage adhesive with a V notch trowel. No nails required.

 

Just don't do engineered parquet, be easier

 

Is there any voters of people Only using nails for herringbone flooring or is it glue only?

 

If you really want to nail it, then nail it, but the consensus on here would be to just glue it. It will be easier and it's the right thing to do.

 

Yeah glue all day long.

 

Cheers for the advice boys.

The reason im asking regarding nails or tongue and grove screws is if temperature changes or the wood expands I dont want the floor to be bouncy