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Frequently asked questions

What is the Versailles pattern?

The Versailles pattern is a classic parquet pattern from 17th-century France, in which diagonal strips cross within a square to form an interlaced geometric design. It is still used today on the floors of palaces and grand rooms.

How is panel parquet installed?

Panel parquet is usually glued to a flat, dry subfloor. The panels are laid in a grid, often starting from the centre of the room so that the pattern stays symmetrical. Leave an expansion gap around the walls.

Is panel parquet suitable for an ordinary home?

Yes, panel parquet also works in an ordinary home, especially in living rooms, dining rooms and hallways. Large panels and intricate patterns show best in more spacious rooms, while a calmer pattern works better in a smaller room.

How much extra panel parquet should I order?

Allow 5–10% for cutting waste as a rule. Because the panels are large and patterned, cuts are needed along the edges of the room, so allow more for awkwardly shaped rooms.