Reclaimed Parquet Flooring

sleapy · 25 Apr 2007

I have had my parquet floor which was laid in approx 1920/30 restored. But unfortunatley it had some flood damage to it. So after it had been varnished a patch of floor is alot darker/black. I am looking to replace approx 20 blocks/batons, the sizes are 14 inches long (but can be longer) 2 ¾ inches wide and ¼ inch thick. Can anyone assist me in finding some of these or if there is another way to deal with this.

Regards

WoodYouLike · 25 Apr 2007

We can perhaps help, see our profile for website and email address. Need some more details, like wood-type, grade etc. If you don't mind, could you give exact measurements in decimal:
e.g 6.2mm thick by 70mm wide by 355.6 mm long?

Bespoke manufacturer is in The Netherlands (where we originate from also) and only works in mm's

sleapy · 26 Apr 2007

Dimensions of Parquet batons 35.53 cm long by 6.985cm width and .635 cm width
It is English Oak Prime grade ¼ sawn.

WoodYouLike · 27 Apr 2007

Thinnest our manufacturer does is 6.2 mm. Don't think 0.15mm would be that much of a problem?
Other measurement no problem, can do.

sleapy · 27 Apr 2007

how much do you reckon?

sleapy · 27 Apr 2007

also dont forget the original floor has been sanded???

WoodYouLike · 28 Apr 2007

sleapy said:
how much do you reckon?

Send us an email sleapy, so we can work things out better (like freight costs etc)

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