The Original Fix-A-Floor Squeezy All-in-One Repair Adhesive for Loose, Hollow and Creaky Tiles, Wood, LVT, LVP and Laminate Flooring. Just Drill & Fill! Easy Squeezy! Made in The USA!

I was skeptical at first, but this floor glue worked like a charm! My floors had been creaking and lifting. I was tired of tiptoeing around the house. The application was super easy applying glue in the raised edges and between the boards, and within hours, the noise was gone and floors were laying smooth.I love that it’s an invisible fix—no drilling, no nails, just a simple glue solution that really does the job. It dried quickly, and I didn’t have to worry about any residue. I couldn’t be more happy. Highly recommend!

OK

as expected

Previous owner of our house had LVP installed and apparently the installer did not do good prep work, so there are a few spots where it feels like there is an air pocket under the floor and the floor moves down when walking and the boards are not aligning well. I saw a guy on Youtube repairing something like that by squirting in some stuff, but it looked fairly involved and I kept putting off trying it. I came across this Fix-a-Floor product here on Amazon which looked like the same type of thing, but it was all self contained and did not need other equipment so I decided to give it a try. It worked great! I just found the low spot on the floor, carefully drilled a hole through the LVP and squirted the Fix-a-Floor into the hole until the cavity was filled. Let it sit overnight and the squishy floor was fixed! Super easy! I filled two locations and still have at least half a tube of Fix-a-Floor left. Highly recommended for filling up cavities under your floor easily!

Does not work, did not flow under the tile.

Seems to have worked but all seemed like it was Elmers Glue. A bit more watery than I thought it would be. Had to drill more holes in the floor than expected….

Use this to fix a spot in our flooring. It was easy to use and so far has held up beautifully.

4.5 stars. Worked well to secure a water-damaged bowed hardwood transition strip. My son squirted 1/2 tube of the stuff into the crack between the strip and floor. We put two 35 pound cinder blocks on top and let it set for 36 hours. There was probably 40lbs of resistance, so the 70lbs did the job. Now 2 months later the transition strip is still holding level.