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Posted By: owlmanRe limecrete no experience but you could also look at decoupling membranes perhaps something along those lines may be a possibility. Some of them have voids/channels on the underside.
Posted By: JontiHave you talked with the limecrete company? I would think they would be the best place to start.
Posted By: Peter_in_HungaryOver here the engineered wood flooring manufactures recommend a DPC membrane over any new solid floor and suggest that a membrane would be a good idea anyway.
When they say the adhesive will dry out too quickly. Which adhesive is this? Is it the construction adhesive used to in the manufacturing process (doubtful), Is it the adhesive gluing the wood to the floor (if used) or is it the adhesive holding the bits of engineered wood together. If the last, I have used click fit engineered wood which needs no adhesive to lay and has been own 8 years in the main room with a family of 5 (3 young boys) with no problems. The floor is laid as a floating floor.
Posted By: owlmanHow much available FFL room do you have to play with?
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