Solid Wood Install
Method 1 A. Polyurethane Glue B. Removable concrete nails, taken out 24 hours later when the glue is dry. |
Method 2 A. Polyurethane Glue B. Drill 3mm hole through board into concrete C. Drive fixing nail in to pull board down D. Punch nails down below surface |
Fixing 12mm Plywood Sub-Floors to Concrete
A. Parquetry glue suitable for plywood to concreteB. Minimum 12mm thick exterior/structural plywood CD or DD grade.
C. Termite-treated plywood also available
Method 1 A. Using pneumatic concrete "T" Nailer firing 15/18mm concrete nails B. Use 50-60 nails per 2400 x 1200mm sheet. |
Method 2 A. Drill 5/6mm hole through plywood into concrete. B. Hammer Redi Drives into ply and concrete. C. Use 15-20 Redi Drives per 2400 x 1200mm sheet |
Method 3 A. Using a powder actuated gun drive a 20-25mm nail directly through plywood into concrete. B. Use 25-30 nails per 2400 X 1200mm sheet |
Fixing overlay flooring to a plywood sub-floor using pneumatic Brad Nailer. You can use either polyurethane glue or water-based parquetry glue for fixing overlay flooring over plywood. Water base glues need longer acclimation of the floor before sanding. |
Note: When laying plywood, overlap the sheets and lay in the opposite direction to the way you want the boards to run. |
