Fixing oak flooring to a work top.

Dave Plowman (News · 2020-11-16T10:52:16+00:00

Ages ago, I did my bathroom using solid oak flooring from Wickes. Likely aspecial offer as I've not seen it again. It is engineered in that it ismade from strips of oak glued together (like blockboard) in the form ofT&G boards. No plywood or whatever base so all solid oak. Finished allover in some type of varnish.It has lasted very well. And I like the look of it. I also used it for the worktop on the vanitory unit. On top of blockboard.I'm in the process of doing up the separate loo. Discovered I have enoughof that flooring left over to do the small floor and its vanitory unit too.The existing top is blockboard covered in formica (don't ask ;-)). Itwould be quite tricky to remove the top and turn it over to the wood side.So could I fix this flooring to the formica? Wood wood glue hold? I can dosecret nailing too.

Nov 16, 2020 Last reply: 5 years ago 20 Replies

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Mike Halmarack 5 years ago

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