Laminate parquet

This flooring has become so popular and popular in the world today that it is even referred to as the best or most beautiful flooring in many interior decoration and architecture magazines and publications.

Is laminate or parquet flooring better?

Wooden parquet was a wood flooring that was used a lot in the past. But due to its disadvantages, the use of parquet decreased over time because this flooring was cut and made from natural wood layers of trees and was vulnerable to various natural factors.

In terms of the appearance of these two floors, they are very similar to each other, but their materials and manufacturing methods are completely different. Laminate parquet has many advantages over wooden parquet (abbreviated as parquet), such as greater resistance to heat, heat, water and moisture, surface scratches and other factors that make this flooring last longer, as well as a cheaper price.

On the other hand, in addition to high durability and durability, it was necessary to cut down trees to produce parquet flooring, but because laminate flooring is made of various composite materials, there is no need to cut trees indiscriminately, and at the same time, it has a variety of designs and colors. It is very diverse and beautiful. So, if you want to use a beautiful and eye-catching flooring in your workplace or home, laminate parquet will meet your needs well and will give a very beautiful effect to your workplace or residence.

What is the production process of laminate parquet?

Laminate floor is produced from different materials that actually make up its layers and each layer is made of special materials and finally they are pressed together. All stages of manufacturing and production of laminate parquet are done in factories and they are mainly made of MDF (Medium density fiberboard) or HDF (High density fiberboard) materials. In comparison, the production process of laminate parquet is a little longer than the production of wooden parquet, but in return, a higher quality and more durable product is obtained, the production of which does not put much pressure on the environment, and its purchase is also affordable for consumers in terms of price. It is much more affordable.

Each of the parts of this flooring, which are usually rectangular or square, is called "tile". When installing a laminate floor, each tile must be carefully connected to each other to form the floor surface.

What is the difference between installing laminate parquet and wooden parquet?

One of the most important advantages of laminate floors compared to wooden parquets is the method of installing their tiles, which is much easier. After emptying the desired space, the installer places the packages containing the tiles in that environment for a while (usually twenty-four to forty-eight hours) and starts connecting the tiles after the basic infrastructure. Parquet laminate tiles have ridges and depressions that are called "clicks" and the installer connects the tiles by connecting them to each other.

But previously, glue was needed to install wooden parquet tiles, and the work of installers was much more difficult at that time. Especially since the installation of wooden parquets required precise foundations, and after finishing the work and gluing the parts using adhesives, it required subbing and varnishing, which was done some time after the adhesives of these floorings dried. The installer had to continue this work until all the posts and elevations were completely taken. Therefore, later on, if a part of the wooden parquet tiles were damaged or scratched, it was very difficult and sometimes impossible to install a new tile.

But today, the laminate floor is not only easily installed, but if any of the tiles are damaged, they can be easily replaced.