Parquet flooring is a type of wood flooring from a collection of wood that have been pressed in such a way as to form pieces or boards ready to attach on concrete floors. Parquet materials can be solid wood, which consists of 100% original wood such as teak wood and can also be processed parquet, or often called engineered wood or laminate. If the price of a solid wood parquet can be more expensive and needs maintenance, then processed parquet provides solutions in terms of lower prices and more efficient installation. Because it uses pieces or pieces of wood arranged in the form of board strips, there are decorative elements that you can find on the parquet floor. This mosaic nuance often makes the parquet has its own beauty.
The installation of parquet floors requires a solid and completely flat floor surface. So often homeowners must first prepare the floor such as re-cementing or installing cheap ceramics to reach a completely flat floor surface. The installation of parquet floors also depends on the type of parquet you choose. Installation of solid wood parquet is generally more complex and requires special professionals, while processed parquet can be installed by placing it, installing a system of clicks, or gluing.
The installation of parquet flooring on an uneven floor can actually be tricked by the installation of carpet or foam, but the end result of the installation of the parquet floor is feared imperfect. There will be a preparation fee for the installation of parquet floors that you must anticipate.