Modern floor coverings with a special clicked connection system are mounted simply and quickly. And the texture copying the moraine oak builds a special atmosphere in the house – ascetically harsh and cozy at the same time.
Parquet is an unusual form of applied art. Not so long ago the best examples of this art could only be observed in museums. The point is that art parquet is formed manually from different wood or parquet of one breed, but with different textures. Separate floors were true wooden paintings. It is no accident that in the old days the parquet was the subject of the special pride of the owners of their mansions! For many years, a huge number of wood breeds used in the floor “painting” reached the installation of the palace parquet. To fulfill art parquet, they used their varieties of breeds (walnut, maple, oak, beech, grab, ash, larch, pears, apple trees, etc.), and other exotic woods of wood (aben, rosewood, amaranth, olive, and still sandalwood, white and red cypress, iron, thuja, boxwood). The variety of wood varieties gave potential, playing with color and texture, to mount unusually beautiful and elegant patterns of parquet boards.
Installation of the parquet and today will require thorough fitting of all components and punctual gluing them to the basis. This work will remain extremely laborious. It will require special accuracy and take a lot of time, and as a result it becomes very expensive. But due to the great complexity of the work, this method of installation is only possible for professionals.
When laying a classic parquet, you need to completely glue it to the base. Such work requires knowledge of technology and vast experience. The main problem is not gluing, but the correct preparation of the base, the selection of adhesive materials and primers corresponding to the type of screed. The misses when choosing materials and installation can result in significant costs, since the parquet cannot be removed and lay down again.
Parquet work, even a parquet cycle, must be carried out no earlier than a month after the completion of work, which are associated with high humidity. The screed must be performed according to all the requirements: there should not be void and cracks in it. Its thickness must be at least 5 cm, and errors in height – no more than 2 mm at two meters. The dampness of the walls and screeds before the parquet work should not be higher than 8%.
