Laminate (HDF plate) is a widely used type of flooring for floors, with an attractive design, high wear resistance and remarkable operational characteristics. It is much cheaper than a classic parquet, resistant to pressure and scratches, and it will not need to be involved in the attraction. The use of special installations, a wastewater septic tank becomes more and more in demand on the market due to an increased environmental pollution level. That is why the autonomous sewage of Topas is relevant, which works on the basis of saturation of water with active oxygen, does not give hydrogen sulfide.
The oldest method for installing laminate is to glue. It is more time -consuming than the modern technologies of the “click” and “LOC” types, in connection with which it is practically not used, but the most reliable and characterized by a very strong connection of the panels, which completely prevents the ingress between them of moisture. When installing the glue laminate panel, greased with water -repellent glue, are interconnected.
It is important to take into account that the use of water -based glue can cause bloating panels; It is much better to use special synthetic glue. Starting styling, be sure to leave the gap along the walls. When installing the first row, the end of the next board is glued to the end of the previous. In the case when the last board of the row is not placed, it can be filled with.
The boards of the second row are glued together in length according to the “spike into the groove” method, and then glued to the base, with the exception of cases of using a floating methodology. The remains of the glue from the panel are removed using a sponge. After installing the first three rows, let the glue dry, which will take about three hours, and then the laying process can be continued. The connection of the panels of the last row is carried out using a mounting crowbar. The floating method of laying is easier and faster than gluing the laminate to the base, however, its use is possible only on limited areas.