Wood floor installation
Within a home or commercial space, floors make up the second largest surface area, with only the walls comprising more square meters. So, choosing a hardwood or hard-surface adhesive that will provide a safer, healthier environment, both during installation and once complete, is an important decision for architects and designers.
Bona’s premium line of silane-based adhesives
Choosing the right adhesive for your project depends on the sub-floor and working method. We have developed different adhesives to cover different situations, all exclusively developed for wood floors. At Bona, we understand the art of adhesives.
Lower environmental impact
Bona’s silane-based adhesives were developed to provide a healthier environment, both during installation and once a wood floor is ready for use. Stringent certifications ensure architects and designers healthier environments for their projects clients.
Specifications
Learn more about the benefits of the Bona System to include in your next project. Free information sites such as ARCAT is the leading online resource of free building product information and offers a wide variety of tools for the architects and designers.
A solid foundation
Bona adhesives are the perfect choice for installations on a variety of sub-floor materials. Formulated with the perfect balance of elasticity and strength, Bona adhesives are the only GREENGUARD GOLD Certified adhesives for wood floors, allowing for a safe installation environment. Unlike other adhesives that can be too rigid or too flexible, Bona adhesives mimic the natural movement of wood.
Noise and sound dampening
With Bona’s underlayment U300 the impact sound is significantly reduced, and quality of life is greatly improved. The Bona U300 decouples the pathway and reduces the transmission of sound.
Impact sound
Impact sound is a form of structure-borne sound that occurs when an object impacts on another, resulting in the generation and transmission of sound. Typically caused by footsteps, the dropping of an object, the moving of furniture or for example laundry machines.
Airborne sound
Airbourne sound is typically what your ears recognize when you are in a room. It is acoustic sound waves which are transmitted through the air. The source of the sound can be for instance music or your own voice. To reduce airborne sound, it is usually adequate to place an area rug, furniture, and soft furnishings to the room.