Armstrong Hardwood Parquet Flooring Millwork Square Oak – Forest Brown
Armstrong Parquet flooring is a type of floor made from several small pieces of hardwood placed together to form a pattern. The pieces are often made of different grains and types of woods that form a small pattern in a tile. These identical parquet tiles are used to cover a room or hallway. Parquet is a very popular alternative to hardwood plank and engineered or laminate hardwood flooring.
Armstrong Hardwood Flooring Urethane Parquet – Wood Backing Honey
One of the most important factors to consider when deciding on a type of flooring is the finished look. The look of Armstrong parquet flooring is appealing and sophisticated. It’s unique, which is hard to come by in today’s world of cookie cutter laminate floors. At American Carpet Wholesalers there are several shades of Armstrong Parquet flooring available and they make it easy to match to nearly any decor or style. These range from a lighter natural finish to a golden Honey and the deeper Windsor style. All of the Armstrong Parquet is made from North American Oak.
Parquet floors are quite durable. They are usually scratch resistant and don’t fall prey to everyday wear and tear. The use of hardwood makes parquet strong. Armstrong Parquet flooring is put together well and has a 5 to 10 year finish warranty depending on the grade selected. If your parquet floors ever fall into disrepair, they are easily resurfaced.
Armstrong Hardwood Flooring Urethane Parquet – Wood Backing Unfinished (Contractor/Builder Grade) HCHW-112190
Parquet floors are typically solid pieces of wood that fit together like a jigsaw puzzle. This normally allows for at least one sanding and refinish before the floor needs to be completely replaced.
For the lowest prices on parquet flooring, give the flooring experts at American Carpet Wholesalers of Georgia a call. They can ensure you get the best deals when you call. The number to call is 800-548-2706
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