Q. What is the best installation method for hardwood floors?
2 Answers
Honestly, for hardwood floors, I’ve found the glue-down method works best for stability and longevity. Just make sure to measure around tricky spots like newel posts carefully—they can throw off alignment if ignored. Overall, proper prep and attention to details near newel posts make a huge difference!
answered by roboson
Be sure to read up on all instruction pertaining to your specific product before starting any hardwood flooring installation project. The best installation method for hardwood floors depends on the type of wood you’re using, as well as the room in which it is being installed. Nail down or staple down installation is best for solid wood planks, while glue-down or floating installation methods are best for engineered wood planks. You’ll also need to consider subfloor types and your climate—moisture can be an issue with some installations.
answered by bryanrogers

