The choice of pattern has a big impact on the look of an interior. The choice is yours and the possibilities are endless.
TRADITIONAL PLANKS
The most common parquet pattern for sleek and modern interiors.
CHEVRON
A parquet floor in chevron consists of strips of the same dimensions, of which the ends are cut at an angle of 45° to 60° and that are laid parallel to each other to form parallel patterns.
HERRINGBONE
Herringbone parquet fits in with every living style, from classic to modern. A herringbone parquet consists of elongated planks, which are laid against each other in a herringbone pattern.
ALTERNATING WIDTHS
Belgiqa boards are available in many different widths. If you combine those with each other, it creates a beautiful and unique effect.
VERSAILLES
Versailles parquet consists of premounted square wooden panels with a pattern of interlocking diagonals. It takes its name from the Palace of Versailles for which it was designed to replace the marble floors.
Depending on the specific collection, your floor is available in different grades. In other words, you can choose how many knots you want or how big they should be. Prime provides a sleek, polished look, while Natural B or Art+ have a more rustic look.
Thickness: 15/32" // 5/32" - 19/32" // 5/32" - 43/64" // 13/64" - 3/4" // 5/32" (12/4 -15/4 - 17/5 - 19/4 mm)
Length: mixed from 59 1/16" up to 114 11/64" (mixed from 1500 up to 2900 mm)
Plywood backing
Thickness: 45/64" // 5/32" - 25/32" // 15/64" (18/4 -20/6 mm)
Length: mixed from 62 63/64" up to 236 7/32" (mixed from 1600 up to 6000 mm)
Produced with reactive stains & oils
Multilayer core
Collections
- Oak one - Two - Three
PLYWOOD CORE
Collections
- Oak Four - Five - Six - Seven - Eight
- Forgotten wood species
The details are not the details, they make the design! If desired, you can opt for an additional finish or a different bevel to subtly change the look of your floor.
U-BEVEL
1,5 x 3 mm // 0,6 x 0,1 in
MICRO V-BEVEL
1 mm deep // 3/64"
V-BEVEL 2 OR 4 SIDES
2mm deep // 0,08 in
There are more determining factors for the appearance of a floor than just the colour. Certain finishing techniques can give your parquet floor a whole new dimension. Whether you want your floor brushed, aged or finished with a bandsaw, each technique will give your floor a unique, original look.
BRUSHED
Do you like the effect of a distinctive texture and a clearly defined wood grain? Brushed floorboards might be exactly what you’re looking for. This type of flooring is treated with steel brushes, which removes the soft wood fibres and brings out the unique patterns in the wood grain.
