Readyflor uniclic installation

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Quick-Step Compact Spotted Gum. The floor itself is wooden floor off the ground, one room is floorboards and the other is particle board. The underlay is a foam type with silver on one side can't remember the exact name. Was the correct type acording to the floor shop where we bought it all Unfortunately I did a really nice job of it and took of all the skirting boards so the floor goes under the skirtings, undercut into the door jambs etc.

Makes it a massive job to redo. I realise that the noise is probably from movement and its probably the underlay - one option would be to remove the underlay and stick it to the structual floor. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated, Peter. That Floor Guy.

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Do you need to bond the underlay with glue at all? I'm going to start boards at different lengths so that the end joints don't all fall in the same line across the room which is 4. Any other tips? Re: Laying ReadyFlor Uniclic. Hi, First i would recommend the boral silkwood range floating timber, it has a specially engineered backing to prevent it from shrinking and expanding in different climates. Also the concrete slab shouldnt really need a sealant on it. Usually the flooring shop where you buy the product from should supply you with underlay specifically for the timber floating boards, i use one of the dunlop foam underlays and generally it doesnt need to be glued to the slab.

Cheers, Hope i was of some help. Ok, great, thanks for that info. Cheers, Paul. Back Pocket. PaulM, be very careful of using Boral Silkwood flooring.

Make sure you understand the difference in "finish" on the different type of boards. Not a good attitude by the Boral rep by all accounts either.

We laid our current floor and will lay the one in the new house too.