Flooring made from wood panels usually arranged in a pattern
A wood tile composed of individual slats assembled together, forming a pattern.
Decorative pattern, used for flooring, consisting of small, inlaid, wood pieces.
a floor made of parquetry
seating on the main floor between the orchestra and the parquet circle
a technique in which wood floor is laid to produce geometric patterns
A floor composed of small blocks of wood arranged in a pattern.
Geometric wood patterns put together in a decorative veneer to accent a accent a furniture.
Decorative wood floors, often oak, cut and laid for visual effect in classic Parisian housing
A tile composed of individual slats assembled together. A square may or may not possess tongues and grooves to interlock, and isn't necessarily square or regular in dimension.
This is used mainly for high quality domestic projects. It is available in square panels that hold all the timber pieces together. It is fixed by gluing to the base substrate, which is required to be level and free of lumps. The style of parquet is usually three fingers of timber facing vertical with three adjacent facing horizontal and so on. They are available with a prefinished coated surface or raw and require a polyurethane coating finish.
Inlaid woodwork in geometric forms, sometimes of contrasting woods, used in flooring. A common example is individual pickets of wood flooring, adhered together in groups of six pickets - then four picketed squares are alternately adhered to form a tile pattern.
inlaid geometric patterns of cheap classifieds, used primarily in flooring.
Wood panels laid at angles to each other to make decorative patterns.
flooring Flooring of thin hardwood laid in patterns on a wood subfloor. Inlaid parquet consists of a veneer of decorative hardwood glued in patterns to squares of softwood backing, then laid on a subfloor.
Wood flooring that's usually laid in blocks with boards at angles to each other to form decorative patterns.
Inlaid geometric patterns of wood; used primarily in flooring.
A patterned floor, usually consisting of strip flooring or parquet tiles laid in a regular, repeat pattern.
Inlaid woodwork arranged to form a geometric pattern on a floor. It consists of small blocks of hardwood, which are often stained in contrasting colors.
An assembly of wood strips in a square or rectangular pattern sometimes called a mosaic.
This is the least expensive wood floor. It is put together like a jig saw puzzle with multiple pieces of wood that fit together in various arrangements to make a standard 12†by 12†pattern. The designs can run from very common to very complex. All parquet floors are designed to be glued down so installation is easy.