Cobble Grey Brushed Herringbone Oak Parquet Block UV Oil Finish | TW-E958D XY

Product Code: TW-E958D XY

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Timber
Oak
Width
100mm
Thickness
15mm
Length
500mm
Finish
UV Oiled
Base Layer
11mm
Top Layer
4mm Solid Oak
Edges
Micro Bevelled
UFH
Suitable for Under Floor Heating
Colour
Grey

Product Info
Maintenance
Specification & Data Sheet

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This herringbone parquet was developed and made for a commercial client. The boards are fumed and then treated with a coloured oil and finished with a UV cured top coat of oil, we apply 3 layers after the base coat so the parquet is fully sealed and ready for use immediately after fitting. The cleaning regime is very simple using our soap oils. There will be grain and colour variation but a good fitter can easily blend in the pieces.

As the length is exactly 5 times the width you can even lay it as a “Double Herringbone Pattern”

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If the recommended cleaning and maintenance products are not used then the Solid Wood Flooring Company cannot be held responsible for any deterioration or lack of durability of the finish of the floor. Some propriety cleaners can contain chemical and other substances like alcohol, that can damage the surface and finish, especially on oiled floors.

To keep your floor looking good after installation, and the initial clean with natural soap, make sure you use felt pads on all chairs, sofas and table legs. For regular cleaning you should just use a micro fibre mop and/or soft brush vacuum cleaner (not one that has a rotating brush) as these generally have a plastic underside that can cause damage to a floor. You only need to use the natural soap and maintenance oil when the floor starts to look dry or lacks 'lustre'.