Stopping laminated floorboards from moving.

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Hi folks, 

I have laminated flooring in the hallway, I have the door going into living room and directly behind it and in parallel about four feet away is the door to the cubby hole under the stairs.

I have the problem where the floorboards keep moving on that section inwards under the living room door, though I have that brass cover over threshold of doors. 

Probably its the walking that's doing it, usually now I just give top of flooring on that section a kick with sole of foot to put it back in place until it happens again. 

Its tongue and groove laminate. and these joints stay in place.

Should I try to use glue or something to try to stick the flooring to the concrete floor?

thanks.

Mr.Generous

No, its a floating floor, it needs to be able to move to allow for expansion and contraction. When laminate is fixed it lifts at joins.

subjecttocontract

There are thin cork strips available which will obviously allow expansion & movement of floating floors. You could consider lifting the door bar, fitting the cork strips to stop the movement & refitting the door bar.