The occasional, and recurring, problems associated with laying wooden floors on larger than average floor areas, or even continuation from one room to another, is reduced significantly when parquet is the chosen medium.

Shrinkage and expansion of wooden floors occurs naturally. The ever-changing environment of a room, any room, within any building, such as temperature and humidity, will affect the performance of the wooden floor.

However, because our parquet is composed of dry, narrow and accurately machined pieces of wood, and laid differently from traditional flooring – the total area of the underside glued to the substratum, rather than nailed or the edges glued together – movement is ever so slight, in fact virtually non-existent.