- Re- installing blocks
Have a good look at the existing pattern your parquet floor is laid in, you will get the best result when following this as precise as possible. Take your time, but don’t be too afraid when small gaps appear between the blocks. Gaps should be kept as small as possible – hence our advice to clean of the Bitumen from grooves – but will appear nonetheless.
Us a notched trowel to spread a modern parquet adhesive on the underfloor, this will create ridges of adhesive onto which you firmly place the blocks. But please remember: adhesive is not a filler for deep or large dips in the underfloor (see step 3).
Keep a cloth at hand to wipe of any spillage of the adhesive from the surface of the blocks – once dried it is harder to clean it off.
Cut the 'new' blocks to the right size with a jigsaw and install them into the pattern. It might be necessary to remove the tongue of some blocks but that’s not a problem – the modern adhesive you use will keep the blocks in place.
A parquet floor is a wooden floor made from many pieces of wood fitted together like a mosaic or puzzle
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
7 Easy Steps To Repair/Restore You Parquet Floor 4
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