Parquet Flooring
Parquet flooring refers to a type of flooring that is created by taking very small slats of wood, and arranging them in distinct, repeating patterns. The wooden pieces are generally formed into tiles of varying shapes, and then installed in such a way that the individual pieces all contribute to a greater, concerted pattern that stretches across the entire floor.
Parquet flooring are easily cleaned using a soft broom and occasional mopping with approved hardwood cleaners. Pets should have short, clipped nails to avoid scratching. The diverse patterning and visual variations allow parquet flooring to maintain its original beauty and luster for many years.
Common Size of Parquet Flooring:
Common Square Sizes: 9” X 9”, 12” X 12”, 19” X 19”
Common Thickness: Between 5/16” - 3/4”
Customized size are available.
Available Finish of Parquet Flooring:
In it’s natural state, parquet flooring will be prone to be stained and will need to be finished in order to protect it’s surface. However, with unfinished parquet floors, you get to choose the color of any stains or finishing treatments that will be applied, giving you a wealth of decorative options.
Available Wood Species:
Red oak, white oak, maple, walnut, cherry, mahogany, jatoba, acacia, birch, beech, ash, kempas, tiger wood, IPE, cumaru, and so on.