Double Gluing

Installation Techniques

Definition

Double gluing consists of applying glue to both the substrate and the covering (parquet, tiles, wallpaper) before installation. It ensures optimal adhesion and limits air bubbles. Essential for floors and heavy wallpapers.

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Double gluing is an essential technique to ensure a durable and flawless installation of your floor and wall coverings. By applying a layer of glue to both the substrate and the back of the covering, you benefit from optimal adhesion that eliminates the risk of detachment, bubble formation, or warping. This method is particularly recommended for parquets, tiles, and heavy wallpapers that require a solid fix. It will allow you to fully enjoy the elegance of your new covering, no matter which room you are decorating. Its advantages are numerous: impeccable hold over time, ease of installation, and a flawless finish. Trust double gluing to successfully complete your interior decoration projects with peace of mind.

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Frequently Asked Questions

For glued parquets, large format tiles and vinyl or non-woven wallpapers.

Single gluing is sufficient for lightweight wallpapers. Double gluing is recommended for anything heavy or prone to peeling.

Follow the manufacturer's instructions. Generally 5 to 15 minutes for the glue to become tacky.

Before applying double gluing, you must ensure that the substrate is perfectly smooth, clean, and free of any dust or grease. Careful sanding or dusting is essential for optimal adhesion of the covering.

When double gluing, you must apply a uniform and even layer of glue, both on the substrate and on the covering. Strictly follow the manufacturer's recommendations regarding the grammage to use for optimal application.

Double gluing offers several advantages over single gluing: better adhesion of the covering, reduced risk of air bubbles, and greater stability over time. This method is particularly recommended for floors and heavy wallpapers.

When double gluing on a large surface, you must work in successive zones. First apply the glue to the substrate, then quickly lay the covering, smoothing it carefully. Repeat this operation zone by zone to obtain perfect adhesion.

The main risks to avoid when double gluing are premature detachment of the covering, the formation of air bubbles, and too rapid drying of the glue. Be sure to strictly follow the resting and drying times recommended by the manufacturer for a successful installation.