When we think of wooden floors, we often picture their color or texture. But beneath that beauty lies something essential for quality and durability — the glue.
A good parquet adhesive does more than hold the boards in place. It adds stability, absorbs movement, and ensures a solid, quiet feel underfoot. The right glue allows the wood to expand and contract naturally with changes in temperature and humidity, without gaps or warping.
Proper application is key. Too little glue creates hollow spots and noise; too much can affect adhesion or squeeze out between the joints. A full, even bond is achieved by using the correct notched trowel and working in small sections.
The best results also depend on proper subfloor and room conditions: screed moisture below 2.0% CM for solid wood (2.5% for engineered floors, 1.8% with underfloor heating) and a stable indoor climate of 18–22 °C and 40–60% relative humidity.
Invisible once installed, the glue continues to do its work quietly—keeping your floor stable, long-lasting, and full of quality. At Futura Floors, we believe true craftsmanship lies in the details that make beauty endure.
