Oak Parquet

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Oak has been the wood species of choice for wooden indoor flooring for years. Its lively structure, strength, and beautiful knots make Oak very suitable as parquet flooring for homes. Within Oak, you can also choose from numerous wood selections, from almost knot-free to rustic floors with particularly large knots. In addition, Oak can be treated. For example, choose from sawn, brushed, or double-smoked if you want to make the knots even darker. Do you have questions about our range of Oak parquet or would you like to see the possibilities in real life? Please contact us or visit our showroom.

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At Solza.nl we supply oak floors in straight parquet and herringbone parquet of only A-brands. Before you choose real oak, check the advantages and disadvantages of real wooden floors.

Advantages Oak Parquet floors

  • Oak is attractive, every wooden plank is unique
  • Available in many varieties, from knot-free to double-smoked and from white, grey to black oil
  • Can give relatively boring new-build homes extra character
  • Parquet flooring (top layer with base plate) also possible on underfloor heating

Disadvantages Parquet floors Oak

  • Scratch-sensitive, fragile
  • Less good conductivity with underfloor heating (with hybrid wooden parquet this is not the case)
  • More maintenance, after a few years of re-treatment with oil
  • Shrinkage and expansion, a constant temperature and humidity is a must

Veelgestelde vragen over Oak Parquet

Oak parquet is a floor made of oak, consisting of solid or multi-layered parquet (engineered wood). It offers a natural and warm appearance with a long lifespan.

Oak parquet is durable, timeless, and can be sanded and refinished multiple times. It offers a natural look and complements various interior styles.

Regular vacuuming and mopping with a lightly damp cloth is sufficient. Oiled floors require periodic maintenance with a special maintenance oil, while lacquered floors are more resistant to stains.

Oak is strong, but can scratch. Use felt pads under furniture and avoid sharp objects. Lacquered floors are more scratch-resistant than oiled floors.