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Hardwood Engineered Parquet
The benefits of engineered hardwood are:
– They are more resistant to scratches and dents
– They have a lower environmental impact
– They can be installed on any type of surface
– They come in many different designs and styles
Descriptions
As you can see from it’s name, this flooring is made from few layers, in our case they are 10. The most important is the top layer, which has 4 mm thickness. Mainly we are producing flooring from Oak, but it can also be made from European Walnut, Cherry, Pear, Chestnut, Maple and Ash.
Bottom layer is made from birch plywood with 9 layers. This is one of the best way to produce it because every other layer is glued crosswise to the previous one. This technique lowers the tension between the layers to minimum and this makes the whole peace much stronger and it lasts longer.This type of flooring is perfect to use it with floor heating. You are at the right place if you are looking for
- Quality engineered hardwood
- Wide variety for colours
- Classic and modern styles
- Durable and lasting hardwood
Type of surface
The design of parquet flooring has changed over time, but it generally consists of a repeating pattern or design made up from smaller pieces of wood set into the ground at angles to create an interlocking pattern. The most common patterns are herringbone and chevron.
If you prefer clear planks without knots, which kept the pattern of the wood that grew over the years, the perfect choice would be Extra quality.
It is here for centuries and never gets old!
Type of pattern
The design of parquet flooring has changed over time, but it generally consists of a repeating pattern or design made up from smaller pieces of wood set into the ground at angles to create an interlocking pattern. The most common patterns are herringbone and chevron.
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