Laminate & Wood Flooring Underlayment (Float & Glue) with Vapor Barrier- Sound Reduction, Compression Resistant, Moisture Protection 3'Wx33'4”L Roll (Covers 100 sq ft) QW100PLUS

The particular floating floor that I installed has a tendency to be creaky so I read that a good quality underlayment could help. After doing a little research I decided to go with Quietwalk. I used several other types of underlayment in the past, mostly the thin foam padding. I really like this particular underlayment, it does feel to be more sturdy and it's definitely thicker, but not by much. I used it over a concreate subfloor which is fine but I think it would work great over a wood subfloor especially on a second floor where you want to keep noise down. The installation of it was easy and straight forward, just remember, blue side up! Quality product!

Dense padding, one of the higher rated sound absorption underlayments. Relatively easy to install, though it was difficult to cut with carpet knife--scissors may be easier. Rated for hardwood. It was an overall good investment I think. Only issue I had was they had shipped out QuietWalk and not Quietwalk Plus so I had to exchange 1 of the 4. Double check to make sure you get the right one....warranty and density are different on the QuietWalk and the Quietwalk Plus.

I ordered four rolls, but two apparently were about 1/2" narrower than the other two. It was easy to fix, but resulted in additional work. However, I would still recommend it.

Cuts easily, and it has its own built-in tape to connect parallel sections, so no separate underlayment tape is necessary for installation. Have used this product several times already for separate rooms, and I will be using it again for future LVP installations.

The media could not be loaded. So I’ve used just the thick trash bag like liner and also the foam type liner in other rooms and I definitely prefer this even though it was more expensive. Lays out pretty easy and has the attached two sided tape strips between sections. Durable through the inevitable mallet misses. I bought underlayment tape but only needed it for one section because I accidentally separated a section by directly sliding a board into the taped section. Cutting with a razor was a pain because of the thickness and ended up with little pieces of the underneath section with the cuts. Figured out though if you just cut it with common kitchen shears works great like cutting thick paper. Apparently I was doing it the “hard” way. After completion floor feels more cushioned than the other rooms. As far as sound dampening I couldn’t tell you because we are in a one story house. If I do any more rooms in my house, will buy again.

We used on the whole floor of a basement before flooring over it. Several bedrooms, a hallway, closet and large area with the heating appliances. Nice cushion under the flooring, does not move around. Very easy to install

Well worth the money. Was easy to install.Cuts with a blade. Took only a few minutes to lay down a guest bathroom.Floors are very quiet.Would consider this a major upgrade from anything they sell in the big box stores and it’s at a great price.

I don’t know if it has all the moisture wicking functions that are advertised, but it is certainly a deluxe feeling underlayment and it was very easy to handle, lay out, cut, and tape up. My only complaint is that it does shed fibers all over during installation but this is obviously not an issue once it’s covered by a floor.