Oak and ash hardwood parquet

Oak and ash hardwood parquet makes the interior look warm and homely. Well-installed parquet is durable, gives excellent insulation and can be regularly restored or rejuvenated making it last for years.

The big advantage of having parquet is the possibility of choosing the flooring pattern – see SELF-HELP section. You can obtain a different look for your flooring, from a very classical and elegant one, through rustic and retro, to a very contemporary one. The type of wood we use for our parquets, ash and oak, also allows us to give the parquets different finishes. They look perfect when covered with varnish or having a different gloss finish.

Gloss	Properties
MAT	Visibly highlights the wood grain but leaves the toned finish. It is perfect to cover all damages resulting from everyday use of the flooring..
SEMI-MATT	Perfect for protecting your flooring from various damages, leaving a coat that slightly reflects the light.
HIGH-GLOSS	Provides a beautiful smooth surface. Emphasizes the wood grain, reflects the light and additionally lights up the interior. It is advised to choose this kind of flooring in rooms which are least used as this finish makes all the scratches and dents visible.

The modern trend on the market is to finish your flooring with oil or hard wax oil, which are either clear or coloured and stain the wood.

Finish	Properties
OIL	Provides deep impregnation of the wood protecting it from dirt and moisture, leaving a matt finish and highlighting the wood grain.
HARD WAX OIL	Provides deep impregnation and protection of the wood leaving a silk semi-matt finish on its surface that highlights the wood grain.

Both of the products, the oil and hard wax oil, help to repair minor damages of the parquet, thus sanding will not be necessary.

The hardwood parquet manufactured by us has a standard thickness of 22mm. Upon request we can:

decrease parquet thickness,
finish a 600/100mm hardwood block (the installation is done only by means of gluing it to the floor).

Available sizes in mm, as follows:

Length	Width	Thickness
600	100	22
500	100	22
400	100	22
400	70	22
400	50	22
300	70	22
300	50	22

For more technical information on individual types of wood please go to the SELF-HELP section.