Strips
Strips are solid staves, which are more slender than our classic solid parquet staves. But the durability and degree of finish are still top notch. Unlike parquet staves, they come without tongues and grooves in a pattern on a mesh.
Strips
Types of pattern
Herringbone / English pattern / Parallel pattern / Cube pattern
Types of wood
Ash / Oak / Smoked oak
Gradings
Exquisit / Living
Surfaces
Untreated
Profile
Sharp-edged without tongues/grooves
Thickness
10 mm
Width
50 mm
Length
250 mm
FSC and/or PEFC
Can be supplied on request
CE / UKCA
EN 14342
Eurofins Air Comfort Gold
Oak and ash
EPD
Ask for our EPD declarations
NB:The images of wood types are not grading images
Types of wood
Standard Strips come in ash and oak. Inquire after other types of wood.
Ash
Oak
Smoked oak
Grading
Strips come untreated and as standard in the Exquisite and Living gradings.
Wood is a wonderful natural material, so variation vis-à-vis descriptions and photos will always occur. Any samples show only dimension and texture and cannot show the grading. Variations will certainly occur between small samples and actual deliveries.
Exquisite
A consistently uniform interplay of colour and the wood’s texture. Growth-related variations occur. In principal free of knots and chips. A minimum of whirls, small scratches and cross grain, chips and brown core may occur.
Living
Vibrant appearance with natural interplay of colours and texture. In principal, free of open knots, cracks, pith etc. Whirls, healthy knots, small scratches, cross grains and silicon stains occur. Chips or brown core occur, depending on the type of wood.
Types of pattern
Strips can be laid in an abundance of different patterns: for example, English, cube, parallel or herringbone pattern.
English pattern
Herringbone pattern
Parallel pattern
Cube pattern
