How do I best attach an aluminum floor molding?

[Anna1984]

I am going to attach aluminum baseboards on the upper floor in connection with building 4 different rooms. The problem is that I have water-based underfloor heating and have no idea where the heating loops are located. Therefore, I don't dare to screw into the floor.

I suppose one can use some type of mounting adhesive instead, right?

What would you recommend I do?

 

[pjodden]

In your case, I would use double-sided tape. There are types that really stick like a rock, and you also avoid the mess of glue.

 

[SBH]

assembly adhesive with possibly blocks

 

[Anna1984]

mounting glue with possibly klossar

How do you use the klossar?

 

[Stefan N]

There is a strip with pre-mounted double-sided tape, it sticks like hell and never comes off.

 

[Niq]

The disadvantage of tape is that it must be completely right at once. It is impossible to adjust. The advantage of glue is that it can be adjusted a bit, the disadvantage is that it must be held in place until it dries.

 

[bobas]

Pattex No more nails has worked well for me when I've glued quarter rounds to thresholds. It can be adjusted for a few minutes and it can also hold without the piece moving.

 

[SBH]

How do you use the blocks?

you place them on the subfloor, so you don't just glue the parquet.
if the floor is thin then no blocks are needed