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Frequently asked questions

What is a brick bond pattern?

In a brick bond pattern, the strips are laid in parallel rows with the end joints staggered between neighbouring rows, like bricks in a wall. It's a simple, timeless pattern that suits both classic and modern interiors.

What do the Rustikal and Gestreift grades mean?

Rustikal is a lively grade with more knots and colour variation. Gestreift, or striped grade, is cut so that the grain runs in even lengthwise stripes, giving the floor a calmer look.

How is lamella parquet installed?

Lamella parquet is glued to a flat, dry subfloor. Once the adhesive has dried, the floor is sanded smooth and finished with lacquer, oil or hardwax oil. Leave an expansion gap around the walls.

Advantages of Lamel Parquet

  • Excellent thermal conductivity – the thin 10 mm thickness combined with dense hardwood makes lamel parquet particularly suitable for rooms with underfloor heating

  • Durable and renewable – can be sanded up to 7–8 times, ensuring a long service life

  • Easy installation – panels mounted on a mesh backing allow fast and precise full-surface gluing

  • An aesthetic solution – available in various patterns, suitable for both classic and modern interiors

Installation and finishing

Lamel parquet is always fully glued down onto plywood, OSB or concrete. This ensures maximum stability and durability of the floor.

The installation process consists of the following stages:

  1. Gluing the panels to the subfloor

  2. Filling and sanding the surface smooth

  3. Finishing in the desired shade – for example matt lacquer, natural oil, tinted oil or hardwax oil

All lamel parquet is supplied unfinished, leaving you free to choose exactly the shade and finish that suit your interior.

At Viimistluskaubamaja you will find a wide selection of lamel parquet and everything you need for installation, finishing and maintenance.