Sapele reclaimed parquet laid and sanded in Kingston Up on Thames
Blocks cleaned, laid in herringbone pattern with a border.
Sanded, gap filled and varnished.
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Oak parquet laid and oiled in Battersea, SW11
Parquet laying with wenge strip border in Deptford
Parquet laid in herringbone pattern with 2 block border. We've also installed a wenge feature strip. Photos below.
This parquet is 28cm by 7cm by 2cm and is priced at £24 per sqm.
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Reclaimed herringbone parquet laying in Clapton, E5
Few photos below of our recent herringbone parquet fitting job in Clapton E5. Reclaimed Afrormosia block, after it was fitted we've sanded it down and sealed with three coats of Junckers Commercial lacquer.
Beech reclaimed parquet fitting in New Cross SE14
We have a few photos of herringbone reclaimed parquet floor fitting in progress. This beech block is reclaimed which came from s school in Somerset. The block was actually made in Yugoslavia, when it was a single country, therefore the block is older than 20 years. Can't wait to see how the floor turns out once it is sanded and sealed! The job we are doing is in New Cross SE14
Reclaimed Herringbone Sapele parquet fitting and sanding in London Bridge, SE1
In this project we've fitted reclaimed herringbone Sapele parquet. All the blocks were cleaned individually. Before the flooring was installed, the areas were levelled with levelling screed. Floor sealed with 3 coats of varnish. The project was carried out in London Bridge area in Southwark, SE1.
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Floor sanding project in Brixton SW9
In this post we have a few photos of the work in progress in an office in Brixton (SW9). Oak parquet floors are sanded with our Frank Cobra sander and smaller sanders to do the edging.
Because the oak flooring is hardwood we need to take extra care and make sure we go through the grips from lowest to highest to leave the finished floor 100% smooth.
After the floor is sanded we buff the floor and then apply 3 coats of water based lacquer.
