1. Different types of parquet
The main types of parquet flooring can be grouped into several categories.
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Nail-down solid wood floors
They are made up of solid wood slats, generally between 12 and 23 mm thick, of various lengths and widths (depending on the species and designs to be produced), joined by tongue and groove (figure 1 ).
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Mosaic parquet
They are made of small wooden strips (5 mm thick, 120 to 150 mm long, 20 to 25 mm wide) simply joined together to form flat panels. They are designed to be glued to the floor, either directly or with an insulating underlay to improve acoustics. To facilitate installation, the panels are factory-assembled in a variety of decors...
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Different types of parquet
Standards
- Glued parquet – Parts 1 and 2 - NF P 63-202 DTU 51.2 -
- Pose flottante des parquets et revêtements de sol contrecollés à parement bois - NF P 63-204 DTU 51.11 -
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