I think it would be better to adhere these to the concrete floor than to add a layer of plywood over the concrete.
Gluing plywood to concrete floor.
One way to attach plywood to a concrete surface is to screw it into place with concrete fasteners.
This will be easier if two people place the plywood down onto the glue and then press down firmly to help the glue set.
Another way that involves less strain and hard work is to glue the plywood to the concrete.
Concrete has moisture in it and your wood will mold and rot over time.
Don t glue the plywood to the concrete.
Concrete isn t usually perfectly flat so the plywood will need to conform to the concrete s surface.
Gluing plywood to concrete isn t a simple task especially if you are gluing large sheets to a vertical wall or even worse a horizontal ceiling.
Yes you can and i glue together and install tongue and groove white oak flooring into panels and glue those sections onto the concrete floor in my shop u.
Step 5 drill a few screws through the plywood into the subfloor to suck the plywood tight while increasing the overall strength of the connection between the underlayment and the underlying material.
There is a product you can buy from your local home depot store for putting under a floor over concrete.
It looks like a sheet of dimples or very large bubble wrap.
Wood and concrete don t play well together without a moisture barrier.
I beleive the op is talking about vinyl tile.
You can tack on a layer of plywood to complete the subfloor before.
Plywood is often used as a sub flooring.
It can be installed on top of concrete before hardwood flooring or another type of material is installed.
If you choose to glue the solid parquet flooring directly to the slab there are a few key factors.
This particular form of flooring can be installed on either a plywood or concrete slab surface.
When installing a new floor over cement wood studs take on the role of floor joists.