Flooring

We offer our clients the best quality wooden floors in the finish you choose. Regardless of which edge is required for finishing. You can choose wooden floors stained as well as intended for finishing on the spot. All floors are made to order, so they will be made exactly according to the customer's requirements. Each floor will be unique, depending on the customer's needs, the boards may have different lengths. For example, in a large living room a good idea will be longer boards, which will optically enlarge the room, shorter boards, certainly will be needed for finishes. Floors can be selected in terms of surface area. Different types of wood as well as other shades may be used. Of course, at the end the floor will be varnished, so the final color will change. Of course, you should take care of the wooden floors properly.

The plank is made primarily of hard domestic wood; most often it is an oak, but it is also made of ash, beech and birch. There is also a lot of parquet flooring made of hard exotic wood, usually from Africa and South America. Each plinth has sides and fores profiled with keyways and splines (feathers). There are less frequent staves in which there are grooves themselves; they are intended for connection to "foreign feathers". The smallest planks have a length of 20 cm, a width of 40 mm and a thickness of 14 mm. The largest, respectively: 50 cm, 80 mm and 22 mm. Larger sizes have only the planks (or rather planks) of exotic wood, whose length reaches up to 2 m! Currently, more popular than the smaller staves are more popular, but you must be aware that they are more difficult to arrange and less resistant to changes in humidity than small ones.

The most popular material is oak - it is durable, so it can be laid in often used places, it has a bright color and is suitable for underfloor heating. Ash is hard and durable, it also has a rich repertoire of shades: from white to light red, perfect for positioning on heating mats. Acacia - has a dark shade, is hard and resistant to change in humidity. Species of beech and birch wood are also recommended from domestic species. Exotic wood: merbau, jatoba, doussie or teak is characterized by very high hardness and resistance to abrasion and beautiful shades. The American walnut is also extremely durable, it also delights with its beautiful grain pattern and brown color. In addition to the type of wood from which the parquet is made, it is also worth taking into account its class. There are three: first, so-called select, then staves without jars with a uniform color, you do not have to pay the most. Second class, so-called natur - the grain is already visible, there are slight differences in the color of the wood. And finally, the third class of the dance floor - so-called rustic. There are large differences in color, knots appear, both fused and open, cracks and whites. Different names may differ in different manufacturers, some also use the fourth class, so-called robust, in which light fins blend with the dark.

When choosing a parquet pattern, consider:

• the shape and size of the room - the smaller the room, the more the pattern should be more toned down. It is also worth remembering that by arranging the planks, you can optically "align" the walls. If there are curves and do not keep right angles, it is better to choose a herringbone or a brick than the boards along the surface of the walls;
• the direction of light - arranging the boards in the direction of incidence of light emphasizes their natural aesthetic qualities (drawing of rings, etc.);
• wood species - any pattern can be arranged for each species. Wood with a low shrinkage ratio (doussie, merbau, teak, iroko, oak, maple) will work in any position. However, in the case of species changing their volume under the influence of moisture (birch, beech, hornbeam, wenge), a pattern should be chosen that minimizes the effects of wood work - herringbone, chessboard or ladder.