How to glue parquet on ceramic tiles?

How can I glue parquet on ceramic tiles without it coming loose?

Gluing parquet on ceramic tiles can be challenging due to the smooth and hard nature of the tiles. Many adhesives struggle to adhere well to this type of surface, which can lead to loose planks and an unstable floor. Additionally, temperature and humidity differences can affect adhesion, further exacerbating the problem. Therefore, it is essential to use an adhesive specifically developed for this kind of application and ensure that the surface is well-prepared. Proper preparation and the right choice of adhesive ensure that the parquet stays firmly in place and that long-term issues are avoided.

Sand the ceramic tiles and apply BD Adhesion Promoter for optimal adhesion with Blue Dolphin BD100 Polymer Adhesive

Blue Dolphin BD100 Polymer Adhesive is specifically designed to provide strong and flexible adhesion for parquet on ceramic tiles. This adhesive contains no water, solvents, amines, isocyanates, or epoxy resins, making it safe and effective for indoor use. For optimal adhesion, the surface of the ceramic tiles must be well-prepared. This involves sanding the tiles with coarse sandpaper or a diamond grinder to remove the smooth top layer. After sanding, the surface must be thoroughly cleaned to remove dust and residues. Then, BD Adhesion Promoter can be applied to enhance adhesion. Blue Dolphin BD100 Polymer Adhesive is easy to apply and ensures that the parquet stays firmly in place without coming loose. For the best results, at least 65% of each wooden element should be in direct contact with the adhesive. With Blue Dolphin BD100, you can rely on a stable and durable parquet floor on ceramic tiles.