Semi Solid / Engineered Parquet Flooring

Wood is one of the oldest, best and most natural building materials.
The properties of this raw material ensure its undying popularity in the production floors, as it remains ahead of the new solutions which are being developed all the time.  Due to the optimal use of valuable wood and limiting the effects of its disadvantageous properties on the floor functionality, three-layered floorboards have become the most popular, combining the advantages of a natural material and modern technology.

1 strip
Without a doubt, one strip floors evoke the timeless elegance of traditional solid wood flooring, but in an environmentally sound way. The other benefit of this floor is that it is more stable than solid wood floors. It is extremely convenient and provides a perfect fit every time so you don’t have to worry about contraction or expansion over the years. It is available in a wide variety of widths, grades and species, thus giving you complete control over the final look of your floor.
3 strip
Three strip flooring is the perfect option for buyers on a budget. It displays the lively look of traditional parquetry and is sure to add vibrancy to your home. Although it looks great in any room, three strip is ideal for use in smaller spaces.

Tips for successful parquet floor installation:

• Measure the humidity of both the concrete and the room air before installation.
• Even out and clean the sub-floor carefully before installation.
• Plan the installation carefully. Reserve the necessary tools and materials and take time to read the installation instructions.
• To get a floor as natural according to the selection as possible, mix the boards from different packages during installation.
• Install the flooring as separate tiles with expansion gaps. Installing the flooring of many rooms as a joined parquet area prevents the wooden floor from expanding and shrinking normally and causes tension in the floor.
• When installing the floor as a floating floor, do not lock the flooring by placing heavy furniture on top of the parquet, gluing the parquet to the sub-floor only partially, of by fixing skirting boards or thresholds on / through the floor or too firmly against the wall.
• Maintain the optimal humidity and temperature conditions for wooden floors (40% - 60% RH and 18-24°C) in the room prior to installation, during installation and after installation.