Subfloors

A wooden floor can be placed in different ways. The method used depends on the current floor of your home. This floor acts as a subfloor and base for your new floor.

Working floor

The top layer of the subfloor is considered as a working floor. Our experienced inspector assesses whether this layer is suitable for installation of a wooden floor. Sometimes it is necessary to improve the quality of the existing subfloor. We always have a solution. All working floors must be flat, dry and firm. We describe the details of the different types of subfloors for you below.

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Concrete subfloors

You can find these floor mostly in new buildings.

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Wooden subfloor

It is possible to use a wood subfloor as a base for your new wooden floor.

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Anhydrite screed

Anhydrite screeds are widely used in new construction projects because these types of floors can be applied quickly and are also insensitive to cracking.

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Cork subfloor

The properties of cork floors make it less well-wearing and no foundation for gluing. However, it is possible to use it as a subfloor for your wooden floors

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Tile subfloor

You can use a tile floor as a base for your wooden floor.

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Parquet subfloor

It is possible to use a parquet floor as a base for your new wooden floor.

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