I have wood floors that are very old. Can i just apply these tiles or do i need extra glue to secure them?
376158
No need, just ensure your floor is very clean and dry. Also ensure temperature is 70+, leave tiles for 2 day in room, then apply.
626302
I don't believe anyone can give a definitive answer, as it depends on the humidity in your house, and whether you've used extra glue in addition to the stuff that's already on it (which I recommend you do, as it makes placement and movement easier). When in doubt, wait another day or two.
1219978
I have older wood floors and I use Old English on really worn spots before I spply Pro Shot. Floors look good but does not ha ve HIgh gloss finish!
1617055
I used basic white glue. You can use wood glue, but you don't really need to.
150539
No. Truthfully, I haven't had the best experience with them. I just took up the floor I laid down about two months ago because the tiles kept sliding around. They wouldn't stick. I've had experience with vinyl flooring in the past, I've fine three floors if my house with wood look vinyl flooring which worked well, these, not so much.
492169
I think so-this was what was recommended for us when we installed new tile...but I don't have Terrazzo floors so I couldn't swear to that..I would call the company that installed them (or one that does if you don't know who put yours in) to confirm.
2093630
Yes, I would think so. And if the vinyl tiles were laid well - no bumps or humps or wide gaps between tiles - the vinyl plank flooring should look fine. If you're worried about the glue adhering to the old tiles, don't. Whatever the glue is, it's amazing.
1503832
i didn't use glue and they stay in place fine but lowes has carpet glue if you want to use it.
218087
I did't use the adhesive strips. You won't need them if it will be under furniture or otherwise out of the way. I guess another question would be is an adhesive solvent like Goo Gone going to hurt your wood floors. According to their web site, it should be fine. http://googone.com/Goo-Gone-Problem-Solving
2044950
I'd use the primer for it before doing so, but I see no reason it can't be after that, as thats what I did. But you'd also want to "level" the joints in the existing tile before you do, so its not as simple as peel and stick if you want it right.
1603080
You could try some slip-not fabric under the pieces and even use double-sided tape to secure the fabric corners to the hardwood floor. Mary
1996623
I bought them specially for wooden floor and tile because these mats are smooth underneath.They sell others with small 'spikes' under the mat to anchor to the rug. You should look for thekind that is most beneficial to your needs (and I guess these are more economical). Good luck!
428343
i'm not sure. we've used it for a workout floor for approx. 2 months and they haven't moved at all (installed directly over plywood). they are foam, so i am not sure there is any glue that would work to do that. i'm not sure how they could be bonded together. they'll stay put if you click enough of them together. they won't go anywhere unless you decide to pull them up.
315078
I have a tile floor. Just buy yourself some of those stickons for furniture, I did, they work fine. I put them on my dining room chairs and all of my furniture that has legs. :)
391320
I would try to remove most of it by scraping dry glue with appropriate tool that won't scratch floor tile. Further, I'd try to focus on any in the grout lines, since it might be harder for an adhesive remover to work on this spot. I think that if you have a large area to work that it would be better to ask a flooring specialist about what particular adhesive remover product is needed. I'm thinking there must be something that would be easier work. So, no, I don't think the GOO GONE would attack flooring glues that I've worked with.
744946
Try some double sided tape, it worked on our hardwood floor. Also, might look for some of that rubber cabinet liner stuff too.
1503826
yes, we used the glue recommended by manufacturer. The floor looks great and hold up real well. We put in a 1 -3 grade classroom.