Oak Seattle
39,95 €/ m²
52,95 €/ m² · incl. VAT
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145,95 € · Adhesive coverage: 1,3 kg/m²
Oak Firestone 🌳 elegance that never goes out of fashion! The dark herringbone pattern with CD grading gives the floor a balanced, harmonious look. The brushed and oiled surface highlights the refined character of the oak. If you are looking for timeless elegance that reveals its full beauty precisely in a herringbone pattern – this is your choice! ❤️
I turn your space into a place of timeless elegance. The herringbone pattern is the classic among laying styles, and my dark shade lends it an especially noble, refined presence. The diagonal arrangement of the blocks visually widens the room and makes it more interesting. I am a floor that impresses guests without ever trying to show off.
My CD grading gives a natural yet calm wood look: discreet small knots and a balanced colour tone that never overloads the herringbone pattern but underlines it elegantly. Brushed and oiled in a dark shade, I look impressive and feel natural underfoot. In a compact 122x610 mm herringbone format with tongue & groove and a solid 4 mm top layer, I am built to the highest technical standard and can be sanded more than once.
I am perfectly suited to representative spaces: the living room, entrance hall, dining room or a high-end office. As herringbone parquet I am laid with tongue & groove, which calls for full-surface glue-down installation to the subfloor. This gluing guarantees optimal stability and allows the floor to be fully sanded. I am also an excellent match for underfloor heating.
Each pack contains 0.432 m². When laying in a herringbone pattern, be sure to allow a 10-15% reserve for offcuts, as diagonal laying requires more cutting. My 4 mm top layer allows the floor to be sanded and re-oiled more than once, ensuring decades of enjoyable use. Laying a herringbone pattern is more demanding than laying straight planks, so it is best entrusted to a professional.
CD — CD grading: a natural yet calm wood look with discreet small knots.