Underlay is needed when a floor is laid floating — on its locking system, without bonding it to the substrate. Glue-down floors do not use it: there the adhesive layer holds the covering to the base.
An underlay does three jobs. It damps footfall noise both in the room and in the one below — in apartment buildings that is often the deciding argument. It evens out the small irregularities no screed avoids. And, together with a film, it protects the timber from moisture rising out of a concrete base.
The range covers BOEN Boengard, Maxima Polynorm and Viscoh Air, from €3 to €7/m². They differ in thickness, sound figures and whether a vapour barrier is built in, so compare the actual numbers on the product pages before choosing — particularly with underfloor heating, where low thermal resistance matters. A protective film for covering a finished floor during construction is sold separately.
Choose the decor on the BOEN collections page; for glue-down you will need adhesives and primers.
Delivery across Europe
We dispatch this range from our warehouse in Vilnius to all countries of the European Union, and to Norway, the United Kingdom and Switzerland. Products held in stock leave the warehouse within 1-3 working days.
Send us the product name, the quantity and the delivery country and we will calculate the goods and the delivery within one business day.