Parquet flooring

snoopy29

I've bought a new build house and I'm looking to put parquet flooring in the hall and the kitchen. Its a turnkey house so the builder isn't very happy about us not picking things from his spec. I would love to put down reclaimed parquet but I don't think this is an option and have been advised not to put solid block parquet in a kitchen due to water and buckling issues. Does anyone know if an engineered type parquet is produced and where might stock such a thing either in NI or ROI?

Any help would be much appreciated!

Thanks

Piriz

if you use google there is flooring specialists that do parquet in Ireland

snoopy29

I have used Google but haven't been able to find such a thing as engineered parquet, just wondering did it exist?

jpb14

snoopy29 wrote: »

I've bought a new build house and I'm looking to put parquet flooring in the hall and the kitchen. Its a turnkey house so the builder isn't very happy about us not picking things from his spec. I would love to put down reclaimed parquet but I don't think this is an option and have been advised not to put solid block parquet in a kitchen due to water and buckling issues. Does anyone know if an engineered type parquet is produced and where might stock such a thing either in NI or ROI?

Any help would be much appreciated!

Thanks

This company in County Carlow does solid and engineered parquet flooring.Featured on Room to Improve recently.
http://www.mmparquet.ie/index.htm

Duke of Speed

glen parquet flooring in waterford over 30 years in business import there own parquet and do the whole country they have a website