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Parquetry flooring puts you in the company of Kings and Queens as the use of the Parquetry flooring dates back to the 17th century where it was used for the first time in the main palaces in France and then spread across the European nations. Parquetry is an art created with patterns of wood to give it a decorative effect. There is millions of parquetry flooring designs and each one differs from another. Block patterns are used for floors in parquetry. The patterns are entirely squares, triangles and lozenges. The main design patterns of Parquetry flooring is V shape and Square shape, there are numerous artistic patterns you can achieve on the floor depends on your personal taste which is something you cannot achieve in any other timber flooring types. Parquetry floors are long lasting and they usually require little or no maintenance. The materials used in parquetry are oak, walnut, cherry, lime, pine maple and Australian hardwoods etc. All the grains and colors are contrasted in the timber to give a beautiful pattern to it.
As these floors are low maintenance, cleaning them is also as simple as one, two and three, whereas vacuum cleaners should be avoided as they can get scratches. Parquetry is most commonly used domestically, it is considered to be better than other tiles in floors, as it gives a warmer and cleaner look to the room. Block parquetry is available in many different kinds both in Australian and imported timber. Block Parquetry or Mosaic Parquetry. Block parquetry is normally glued to a concrete or timber sub-floor or an acoustic underlay. It comes in various sizes but the standard block size is 260mm x 65mm x 19mm thick.