near Faringdon
Engineered herringbone parquet with a border
One of my best jobs. The subfloor was put right with self-levelling compound first; skirting boards done too.
Engineered wood, herringbone & parquet
Engineered wood is the work Nicolai would most like to do more of: herringbone and parquet, floating or fully glued, often with a border. He has fitted Kährs, Quick-Step and other brands, and prepares the subfloor himself before the first block goes down.
What is included
- Herringbone and chevron, floating click or fully glued
- Parquet with a border
- Subfloor levelled with his own compound first, when it needs it
- Skirting boards and scotia finished at the same visit
- Supply and fit, or fit only if you have bought the floor
Recent jobs
Radley
Engineered wood herringbone, floating, new build
Quick-Step engineered herringbone over self-levelling compound.
Oxfordshire
Engineered herringbone parquet, fully glued
Before installing it I fixed the subfloor with self-levelling compound; fully glued to the subfloor.
Oxfordshire
Engineered herringbone, click, floating
Half of the subfloor levelled with compound first; skirting boards fitted as well.
Didcot
Kährs engineered wood, floating
Finished with a white scotia.
Bicester
Engineered wood, floating
Finished with a neat entrance door mat.
Questions
Floating or glued?
Both are possible. Glued down feels more solid and suits herringbone and parquet; a floating click floor is quicker. Nicolai will tell you which suits your subfloor at the survey.
Does the floor need to be level first?
Herringbone shows every dip. If the subfloor is out, he levels it with self-levelling compound before fitting, and tells you at the survey if that is needed.
Tell Nicolai about your rooms
Send the rooms, your town and, if you have them, a few photos. He'll reply with a time for the free survey.