Primer Method: This a reliable and economic method. Primers will be applied after the drying of the first one (5 hours). After the second layer gets dry than flooring will be done with adhesives which do not contain water. The primer makes the base harder, stabilises the possible dust and provides humidity isolation. The length of the parquet should be 120 cm for this method.
Nailing Method: This method should definitely be used for flooring of parquet over 120 cm length. It is applied as nailing the parquet to the skeleton replaced in the base and adhering to the base. The skeletons have to be replaced in the base with 25-30 cm intervals. The skeletons have to be dry and must be prepared as equilateral trapezoid instead of straight pieces. The thickness of the base and the thicknes of the skeleton have to be equal. Parquets will be replaced in 90°C angles to the skeleton.
Other methods: In order to provide faster drying of the base and partial humidity isolation flooring will be performed by mixing sawdust to the base material. The may be floored after replacing fibreboard, MDF, plywood or preparing wood construction of the base. Moreover plastic based materials may be adhered on the base and parquet may be placed on these.
Direct Adhering Method: May be applied by using direct adhesive if the base is even and hard. This is less prepared when comparing with primer and nailing methods. Though this is less suggested when compared with primer land nailing methods, this method is being used extensively.
