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Originally Posted by Project53
I "assume"...that the locking type are better quality, then the glue together types?
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Not necessarily. Depends on the product. Overall a glued joint will be stronger and less susceptible to water damage, however..... Not many products on the market are actually designed to be glued. Those that aren't do not really have enough room in the joint for the glue. The joint will swell and each plank becomes picture framed.
The absolute best on the market, imo, is Wilsonart Red Label glued together with their Blue Fusion adhesive. It is warranted in a commercial wet area, if installed properely. I installed about 800 ft in a golf course clubhouse's dance hall/buffet area recently and it turned out flawless and has held up very well to spills and abrasion.