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Frequently asked questions

Why do I need an underlay under parquet?

An underlay evens out minor irregularities in the subfloor, dampens footfall noise and reduces stress on the joints. Without an underlay, floating parquet may creak underfoot and the joints can wear more quickly.

Do I need a damp-proof membrane on a concrete floor?

Yes, on concrete and screed there must be a damp-proof membrane under the parquet so that rising moisture from the subfloor doesn't damage the wood. Underlays with an integrated membrane already have one; otherwise, lay a separate membrane with overlapping joins.

Which underlay is suitable for underfloor heating?

Over underfloor heating, choose an underlay with low thermal resistance so that heat reaches the room efficiently. The underlay's thermal resistance is listed in the product details and should be considered together with that of the parquet itself.

Do I need an underlay under glued-down parquet?

No, glued-down parquet is laid without an underlay – it is bonded directly to a levelled, dry subfloor. An underlay is only used for floating installation.