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  STEP
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The parquet flooring must be laid on a clean, flat, smooth
and dry floor.
Clean and healthy substrate: Eliminate dust, greasy film,
linting, crazing, oil and rust.
Smooth and dry substrate: Check the humidity level (max. 3%)
and the evenness of the floor screed. Comply with the drying
times (minimum of 2 weeks per centimetre of thickness). |
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 STEP
2
You should lay cords of approximately 6mm in diameter on the
floor in parallel at approximately 10cm intervals. The strips
will then be laid perpendicular to these cords. |
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 STEP
3
Start laying the strips in parallel to the longest wall and
flush with one of the cords. A 10mm clearance is required
around the parquet flooring. |
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 STEP
4
Each strip is fitted into the previous one with a mallet;
insert a piece of wood between them to avoid damaging the
parquet flooring. Avoid walking on the parquet flooring when
laying it. |
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 STEP
5
For doorways, lay a strip cut to dimension under the door
jambs. |
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 STEP
6
Remove the wedge shims when the parquet flooring is laid (waiting
time: 24 hours). The peripheral clearance will be masked by
the skirting boards. |
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IMPORTANT
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Wide boards can be subjected to important dimensional
variations related to hygrometry changes.
• Open the packaging at least 72 hours before laying
to stabilise the material at a temperature and hygrometry
close to that of final use in closed and heated premises.
It will be laid under the same conditions.
• The excellence of parquet flooring, once laid
and over time, is conditioned by compliance with these
instructions. As a guideline, comply with the DT 51.2
standard (NF P63-202). |
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