We purchased QuickStyle Natur glueless, click together cork flooring. We opened the package and the instruction inside recommend gluing the long ends of the boards in high residential to low commercial traffic areas. We called the company and told them we were installing in out kitchen and hallway and they said this is definately considered high residential traffic, thus we would void our warranty by not gluing.
While phoning around to find the glue, one store that carries other QuickStyle products, said that QuickStyle recommends it for all their laminate flooring. Thus, this isn't just because we purchased cork.
Is this common to have to glue glueless flooring in high traffic areas? Do all manufacturer's recommend this? If they don't, why not? Do they simply make a better click together flooring system? We are just contemplating exchanging this flooring for some that doesn't recommend gluing in high traffic areas if this flooring is of lesser quality than others.
Any opinions? Anyone have any idea if Granorte recommends gluing in high traffic areas? (we are waiting for a response via email from them about this since it is a possible choice for us).